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The World to Work Program
World to Work 2012: April 12th - April 19th
The FIUTS World to Work Program offers students from around the world an opportunity to work with professional mentors in the Greater Puget Sound region. Students have the chance to see local workplaces, meet professionals in their fields of interest, and learn about institutional culture in the U.S. In the World to Work program, host organizations and mentors represent a wide variety of industries, from the financial sector and healthcare to aerospace engineering and biotech.
Become A Professional Mentor
Become a professional mentor to an international student - your advice and expertise can make a real difference in shaping the career of a visiting scholar interested in your field! Mentors are encouraged to meet with their student during the World to Work program, and meetings can be anything from a formal workplace tour or job shadowing to a casual meeting over coffee.
Become a professional mentor to an international student today by completing this form.
For more information on becoming a mentor, please read the professional connection guidelines here.
World to Work Week Networking Reception
Thursday April 19th, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm (Kane Hall, Walker Ames room) Networking reception for students and community professionals specifically for World to Work week participants. Meet professionals in your field, mingle, and exchange information while enjoying light refreshments. To RSVP for the networking reception, please contact Crystal Smith via outreach@fiuts.org.
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