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Ohio colleges and universities expect to train much of the workforce for Intel’s planned $20 billion semiconductor factory outside Columbus, including engineers, manufacturing technicians and construction workers.
By Dave Larsen University of Dayton sophomore Sarah Yaroma plans to pursue a job, internship or service opportunity this year, but she wasn’t sure how to prepare for an interview with a potential employer. She found the information she needed at Career Camp 2021 — a free, intensive professional skills training program for sophomores and juniors in the College of Arts and Sciences. Now in its second year, Career Camp offered two half-day virtual workshops, Jan. 11-12, that included discussions and networking opportunities with faculty, staff, alumni and recruiters from lead corporate spons...
Think Finding a Job Out of College is Hard? Try Doing It in a Pandemic On 12/18/20 at 4:14 PM EST But some grads aren't waiting for the market to come to them. Steven Schwartz, a finance and computer science student at New York University planning to graduate in May, took a different approach. He figured that since job prospects were dismal due to the pandemic, he'd just start his own company. He and Cameron Zoub, a longtime friend, founded Varfaj Partners, a technology and consulting company that builds websites for startups that enable them to display their goods or services in an engaging ...