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Professional Enrichment Program

"The Professional Enrichment Program is an extension of the classroom.  It is another way to bring our students more fully into the academic experience with speakers and presentations to strengthen their education." -Linda Carlone, Program Director

The College of Business provides academic programs that deliver both classroom and hands-on, learning experience through the Professional Enrichment Program (PEP). The college holds seminars and forums which deal with real-world issues and situations that happen outside of the classroom. The speakers that come in to interact with the student body give those that go to the events a chance to network with industry professionals. These networking opportunities could lead to internships that help put students on a successful career path. In fact, the College of Business has found PEP seminars to be so valuable, attendance is a graduation requirement and students get a credit for attending!

As Adam Small, composer, producer and instrumentalist once said, "Networking is the single most powerful marketing tactic to accelerate and sustain success for any individual or organization." The Professional Enrichment Program (PEP) operates as a catalyst to ensure the students meet and interact with great people to include in their network and expand their sphere of influence. Networking, in its various forms, gives business students an advantage in the job hunt. By using connections and networks, they are able to differentiate their names from the thousands of other online applications. Employers are quick to rely on networks because they save time and they are more reliable than resumes.

"The speakers that I've met during the Professional Enrichment Program seminars have been able to help me advance my career goals and have provided me with guidance about jobs. I even gave some speakers my resume!" said Brett Harrison, a senior marketing major  in the College of Business.

Come check out our calendar and see what we have to offer! All of our events listed in the Professional Enrichment Program calendar offer PEP credits!

  1. Upcoming Events

    Career Development Workshop  — Spring 2013  - The Career Development Center provides students with the knowledge and skills they will need to successfully navigate through the job search and professional development processes.

    Alvine Speaker Series — Spring 2013  - A regularly offered lecture series where contemporary issues are presented by prominent personalities in the field.

    CoB Research Forum — Spring 2013  - The College of Business Research Forum provides faculty members with an opportunity to present — and students an opportunity to learn about — their in-process and published research.

    Friends of the UNH Library — Spring 2013  - The Friends of the UNH Library Program features lectures by UNH faculty, which are open to the public and held in the afternoon on the upper level of the Library. Topics range from a faculty member's current research findings in the area of specialization, a recently published book or journal article, research from a summer project, or topics of special interest to the individual faculty member.

  2. Learning Resources

    In the Center for Learning Resources (CLR), students can find academic support with writing assignments and presentations, ESL, and most freshman and sophomore-level courses in math, science, and business. Some upper-level undergraduate assistance is provided as well, but graduate-level support is predominantly restricted to the Writing and Computer Labs and does not typically cover class-based content. However, there are graduate peer tutors on staff for select subjects, and they do cover some class-based content. The Peer Tutoring Program consists of about 25 tutors based in satellite locations throughout the campus and generally offer help with major-specific classes for undergraduate and select graduate programs. We provide free tutoring and writing skills assistance to help students with good grades who want to do even better as well as those who are struggling and want to improve.

     

    Fall 2011 Workshop

    General CLR Workshops - Spring 2012

    Spring 2012 Workshop

    Spring 2013 Workshop

  3. Past Events

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