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The Killing of Davis Officer Natalie Corona

Davis, CA- There are law enforcement tragedies that occur every day in America. Officers like Christopher Lambert, run down by a vehicle while trying to assist others during a storm, as in Illinois over the weekend. A Duluth officer shot and his K9 Haas killed senselessly in the news this morning. A Shreveport rookie officer shot to death as she prepared to go to work. Then there is Davis Officer…

Ever had questions on what exactly is "professional"? How "out" can you be on your resume? Ever wondered how inclusive your department is? How do you figure out a particular company is a good fit for you?

Come check out this awesome event!

------- Unpacking Professionalism will consist of an hour panel of UC Davis alumni, grad students, staff and faculty that will be available for questions and answers relating to their identities and communities as it intersects with the workplace. Pre-selected questions will allow guest speakers to talk about their thoughts of the transition from undergrad to where they are now, while the open Q&A session allows participants to ask the questions they wish to have answered. After the panel, guest speakers will be available for small group discussions to connect with students on a more personal basis. Additionally, feel free to ask questions in the small group discussion if you are uncomfortable asking in a larger setting. 2:15 - 2:50PM : Guest Speaker Panel 2:50 - 3:15PM : Intermission (snacks!) 3:14 - 4:00PM : Small Group Discussions To ensure that there are enough snacks available, please RVSP by submitting a google form (*not required, but guarantees food*)

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Ever had questions on what exactly is "professional"? How "out" can you be on your resume? Ever wondered how inclusive your department is? How do you figure out a particular company is a good fit for you? ------- Unpacking Professionalism will consist of an hour panel of UC Davis alumni, grad students, staff and faculty that will be available for questions and answers relating to their identities and communities as it intersects with the workplace. Pre-selected questions will allow guest speakers to talk about their thoughts of the transition from undergrad to where they are now, while the open Q&A session allows participants to ask the questions they wish to have answered. After the panel, guest speakers will be available for small group discussions to connect with students on a more personal basis. Additionally, feel free to ask questions in the small group discussion if you are uncomfortable asking in a larger setting. 2:15 - 2:50PM : Guest Speaker Panel 2:50 - 3:15PM : Intermission (snacks!) 3:14 - 4:00PM : Small Group Discussions To ensure that there are enough snacks available, please RVSP by submitting a google form (*not required, but guarantees food*)