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Is Consulting for Me? A Career Exploration Conversation with Katy Shaw '11

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Story posted February 04, 2013

Event date(s): February 04, 2013 — May 25, 2013

12:30 pm-1:30pm
Hutchinson Room, Thorne Hall

Are you considering a career in environmental consulting? Or, alternately, are you a science, math, or humanities intended major with strong quantitative skills who is beginning to explore your future options?

If so: Join alumna Katy Shaw '11 for an informal lunch conversation to learn what entry-level consulting actually IS.

She'll share her insight into working for Deloitte and how her coordinate major in Environmental Studies and History relates to the work that she's doing now. Please go through the line and collect your lunch and then join us!