Reminder - PRSSA Membership Drive Open

To learn more, contact -- 

Stephen J. Colantonio
CCNY Chapter President
Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) 

sjcolantonio@gmail.com

Scroll down for earlier post to learn about the benefits of PRSSA membership!

Food / Lifestyle PR

From: NYT Events <consumerevents@nytimes.com> Date: October 8, 2015 at 10:33:57 AM EDT To: <millynneum@aol.com> Subject: Taste of T: New York's Premier Food and Design event. Tickets on sale now! Reply-To: NYT Events <consumerevents@nytimes.com> Join us for the 12th year of New York’s premier food and design event. Savor culinary creations prepared by renowned chefs as you visit 12 floors of luxury kitchen, bath and furniture showrooms at the Architects & Designers Building, located at 150 East 58th Street. It’s an evening of exploration and inspiration, as you indulge your senses of taste and design.   Service fees apply. No refunds. Talent subject to change. For home delivery of The New York Times, call 1-800-NYTIMES or visit homedelivery.nytimes.com. © 2015 The New York Times Company. All rights reserved. You received this Events Newsletter because you either opted in while purchasing tickets to a New York Times event, or subscribed at one of our websites. This email does not come from the Home Delivery department, nor NYTimes.com. If you no longer wish to receive the Events Newsletter, click on the link below, or write to Events, c/o The New York Times Company, 620 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10018-1405. If you choose to opt out of promotional email, you may still receive other emails from The New York Times to which you may have subscribed.

Linda Kaplan Thaler @ CCNY Mon, Oct. 19

Subject: Join us: October 19th - Conversations in Leadership featuring Linda Kaplan Thaler

Groupon - P/T Positions Available - $11 per hr

According to Ad/PR Alum Sabrina Hartel, there are seasonal positions available at Groupon -- good news -- you can work from home!  And, note that Groupon likes to hire recent college grads for full time positions.  

F/T + P/T Opportunities at GROUPON

Read this email carefully and let Sabrina know that

Prof. Lynne Scott Jackson of CCNY referred you.  Good luck!

JOB POSITION:

Groupon is hiring temp customer service reps in a work from home position (anywhere in USA, except California). Please contact me if you are interested as this is by REFERRAL ONLY, October-January. I will need first and last name and your email address; also, let me know who referred you. I am currently employed at Groupon as a sales rep. The email to send your info to is shartel@groupon.com.

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This is a seasonal position. Seasonal employees will start in October and their assignment will likely end in the middle of January. 
We have part-time and full-time positions available.
Schedules are created by the new employee. 
This is a work from home position.
Unlike previous rounds of hiring, new employees, will have to provide their own computer to work. 
The position will pay $11/hour. 
Since this is a seasonal position, seasonal employees will not receive benefits or PTO.
Seasonal employees will be required to work Black Friday and Christmas Eve.

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Feel free to share to one of your friends, family, alumni, etc.

TO APPLY:

Send me the first and last name of the person and email address to shartel@groupon.com. I send it to the recruiter and they send you an application. This is by referral only. This job is not posted anywhere.

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Hello,

It's been a while since we spoke. I want to let you know that after

nearly three years at the Chicago Tribune, I left there and am now

working at Groupon in advertising sales, getting merchants on board

with Groupon deals. We do have a New York division as well. They love

to hire applicants straight out of college.

Thanks for everything. Let the students know that there are great

places to work after college.

Sabrina Hartel

shartel@groupon.com

CCNY Ad/PR Alum

Advertising Sales

Groupon

* connect w/ Prof. LSJ and I can fill you in on this dynamic young woman who worked in advertising sales at the Chicago Tribune for 3 years before moving onto Groupon in 2014

Oct. 20 - NYWICI Panel - Tech + Politics

As discussed during Corp Comm Wed, 10/7 ... those interested in a career in Government Relations might want to check out this panel ($40 for NYWICI members; $60 for non-members). 

Click HERE for more details and to register for Cocktails & Conversations!

Health Internships Available - Nov. 15 Deadline

From: Janice Blake <jblake2@health.nyc.gov> Date: October 2, 2015 at 5:23:31 PM EDT To: HR TP <HRTP@health.nyc.gov> Subject: HRTP internship opportunities at NYC DOHMH for Spring 2016  Let’s think spring…. Greetings Colleagues: HRTP: A Public Health Internship Program at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) is pleased to inform you that the application period for our spring 2016 internship program willopen on October 15th and close on November 15th, 2015.  Please note, to submit an application, studentswill have to create a user ID/ log on NYC Med. For more information about the program, for instructions onhow to apply or to complete an application, please visit our website. Applications and supplementaldocuments for the spring 2016 session are due on November 15th 2015. Late applications will not be considered. For full consideration, HRTP should receive the following postmarked on or before the deadline: 1.            An electronic application 2.            A current resume 3.            A personal statement/ essay 4.            An official transcript from your current institution 5.            One letter of recommendation and the recommendation form HRTP is open to undergraduate, graduate and professional school students of public health, healtheducation, laboratory sciences, medicine, social work, environmental engineering, public administration,accounting, mathematics, computer science, law, nursing and the social sciences. HRTP offers dynamicinternships in public health research, community health outreach and education, fieldwork, laboratory workand public health administration. In some cases, financial support is available for HRTP students working on DOHMH projects. Some projects may provide a stipend. In other cases, some students in the Federal College Work-Study Program may be able to apply their award to the work done here at the agency – we ask that you verify this with your university or contact us for additional information. Students who are unable to obtain funding may participate in the program as a volunteer. At this time, we would appreciate your assistance in publicizing the opportunities and benefits of a public health internship through HRTP. For additional information about the program or for applications please visit the HRTP website: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/career/hrtp.shtml . I have also attached an electronic copy of our brochure and a one-page flyer which further describes the program and provides a sample of past projects. Please feel free to share these with your colleagues and with your students. We look forward to hosting your students in the coming session of HRTP. Please feel free to contact me with your questions or for further discussions about the program. Janice Blake, MPH, CHES Director, HRTP: A Public Health Internship Program New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC DOHMH) 42-09 28th Street, 7th Floor, CN 65 Long Island City, NY 11101-4132 Phone: 347-396-2840  ====================================================== Learn more about HRTP: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/career/hrtp.shtml Learn more about Epi Scholars: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/career/epi-scholar.shtml

FREE Talks in Fashion, Publishing and More!

CUNY and NYC are home to a vast array of activities, many are free.  You don't have to be a graduate student to attend.  SPREAD YOUR WINGS and get your scholarship on!

Join us for these free conversations with leaders in the worlds of fashion and publishing — reserve now! Tuesday, October 13 / 7:00 p.m. / Proshansky Auditorium Global Fashion, Women, and the Creative Industries: Reem Acra in Conversation with Valerie Steele World-renowned designer Reem Acra speaks with Valerie Steele of the Fashion Institute of Technology in a featured event of the conference Global Fashion Capitals. Originally from Beirut, Acra has dressed global style icons including Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé Knowles, and Jane Fonda. Her collections are carried by top retailers, such as Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue. Steele is the director of the Museum at FIT and editor of Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body & Culture. Moderated by Maria Ann Conelli, dean of the arts school at Brooklyn College. Presented with the Fashion Studies Program. Wednesday, October 7 / 7:00 p.m. / Proshansky Auditorium Rediscovering Harper Lee: Jonathan Burnham in Conversation with Joan Acocella and Tuzyline Allan Jonathan Burnham, senior vice president and publisher of HarperCollins, gives a behind-the-scenes look at the discovery and publication of Harper Lee’s novel Go Set a Watchman. Written in the 1950s, before the classic To Kill a Mockingbird, it is set 20 years later and features many of the same characters. Joan Acocella, writer and New Yorker book critic, and Tuzyline Allan, professor of English at Baruch College, join Burnham to discuss this historic literary event and Lee's continuing importance in American culture and literature. Presented with the Center for the Humanities. EVENTS ARE FREE, AND RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. LATER THIS MONTH: Friday, October 16 / 7:30 p.m. / Elebash Recital Hall Music in 21st-Century Society: Roger Scruton: Walking Among Noise Featuring Greil Marcus Philosopher Roger Scruton gives the 2015 Lloyd Old and Constance Old Lecture, followed by a discussion with critic and author Greil Marcus, with a musical interlude byPerspectives Ensemble Members. Tuesday, October 20 / 7:00 p.m. / Dining Commons Conversations in the Commons with Peter Beinart: Understanding Election 2016 Peter Beinart, prominent journalist and GC faculty member, hosts Joy-Ann Reid, national correspondent for MSNBC, and Reihan Salam, executive editor of the National Review.   Monday, October 26 / 7:00 p.m. / Dining Commons Reimagining the Mainstream: A Celebration of 2015 Pulitzer Prize-Winner Gregory Pardlo An evening of readings and a conversation on diversifying literary culture, featuring poets Gregory Pardlo (Pulitzer Prize-winner and GC doctoral student), Saeed Jones,Willie Perdomo, and Cate Marvin. Moderated by GC English professor Robert Reid-Pharr. For news and updates, please follow us on social media:    THE GRADUATE CENTER | 365 Fifth Avenue (at 34th Street) Support the Graduate Center Graduate Center Home | More Graduate Center Events Email Preferences | Privacy Policy