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Experience Babson's Blended Learning MBA program firsthand by observing faculty and students in a live class. Join Professor Jay Rao for a class in Disruptive Change & Enterprise Transformation or Associate Professor Terry Reilly for a class in Data, Models, and Decisions. This is a great opportunity to observe a Blended Learning MBA - Miami face-to-face session.The health and wellbeing of the Babson community is of the utmost importance. Please carefully review the COVID policies below:Masks are welcome for those who choose to wear them.Visitors who feel sick or who are experiencing any symptoms of COVID19 cannot come to campus and should contact us to reschedule.All visitors are required to review ourVisitor Protocolprior to arriving to campus. Find out more

**Please Note: If you have class until 4:30, please plan to come to the event right after class! If you have athletic conflicts, please speak to your coach in advance about making up practice.** Accounting Industry Early Engagement Event Thursday, January 30, 2025 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Knight Auditorium, Babson College What is the Accounting Industry Early Engagement Event? This event is a chance for students to explore careers in accounting by meeting with several companies that are currently recruiting for accounting roles. The goal for the Accounting Industry Event is for first year and sophomore students to learn more about early engagement opportunities in Accounting. Who should attend? Students who are interested in careers in Accounting, Analytics, Finance, & Strategy. Open to First Years & Sophomores. Why should you attend? Meet employers in the accounting industry who are actively hiring and expand your understanding of the diverse range of companies and roles in this space. Build your network by building relationships with employers, alums, and peers. What is the dress code? Professional attire. What is the format? The event will begin with a short period of open networking. We will then move into table rotations. You will sit at a round table with a small group of students. Employers will rotate to your group to give you a "mini-info session" of their firm and career opportunities. There will be time during each rotation for students to ask questions. The event will conclude with more open networking. You'll also notice QR codes at each employer table. Scan the QR code of companies you're interested in to have your Handshake profile, resume, & contact information shared with the recruiters. Only public profile information will be shared, so be sure to check your settings before the event. Handshake will send you a summary of the companies you met with after the event. To make the process fast and simple, make sure your Handshake account is activated and download the Handshake app head of time. What should I bring? Please bring a notebook/tablet and pen/stylus to take notes during your round-table discussions, hard copies of your resume (if you have one; if you don't, come anyways!), and a business card if you have one (optional). How can I prepare? Please come to this event prepared by looking at the participating companies, reviewing their websites and the job/internship opportunities that are currently posted in Handshake. You only have one chance to make a first great impression, so come prepared! What skills will I develop? It's one thing to know your stuff, it's quite another to show you have the skills to work well with people and get things done. By attending this event, you will sharpen your communication and collaboration skills by engaging in dialogue in both round table and open networking formats. You will develop your critical thinking skills by paying attention, sharing innovative ideas, and asking insightful questions. Finally, you will develop leadership skills. Leadership is often not about taking charge, rather it's the ability to use interpersonal skills effectively. Is registration required? Registration is recommended. The expectation is that you attend the event from 4:30pm-6:30pm. If you cannot attend the entire event please contact CCD to let us know if you will be late or need to leave early. If you are no longer able to attend, please “leave” the event in Handshake. How can I request accommodation? To request a reasonable accommodation from CCD, students must contact Accessibility Services at accessibility@babson.edu or by phone at 781-239-4075. For more information, please click here. Find out more

When: Thursday, January 30th 2025, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm EST Location: 271 Wellesley Avenue, Wellesley, Massachusetts 02481, United States Spring 2025 Accounting Early Engagement Event Find out more

Embark on a journey of creativity and expression as you learn the art of painting on bisqueware pottery. Discover the secrets of layering, blending, and decorating with vibrant glazes to add depth and character to your pieces. This workshop provides the perfect opportunity to explore new techniques and experiment with colors. Join us and experience the joy of transforming ordinary bisqueware into extraordinary works of art that reflect your unique style and vision.            FREE. Registration required. Workshop is open ONLY to Babson, Olin, Wellesley students, faculty, and staff. Find out more