Candler Newsletter 9-25-24

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Haveyoulandedan internship,fellowship,fulltimeofferorgotintoyour preferreddegreeprogram? Didyouwinanawardora specialappointment?We wanttocelebrateyou!

TheCandlerCareerServices officewouldliketocelebrate youbyhighlightingyour vocational accomplishment onsocialmediaandinthe careerservicesnewsletter.

Ifyouwouldliketobe highlighted,weonlyneeda fewpiecesofinformation fromyouandaheadshot.You cansubmiteverythinghere:

Thisformwillbeopenona rollingbasis,soifyouare waitingtohearbackaboutan opportunity,youcansubmit whenyouneedto.Ifyouhave alreadysecuredan opportunity,pleaseletus know!

MEET THE TEAM

MARIELLE THOMAS

DirectorofCareerServices (Left)

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DIANA GUZMAN LUGO

CareerServicesCoordinator (Right)

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To register for events, please scan or click the QR Code at the bottom of the menu

Personlized Experience

1-on-1 with Marielle

Meet with Marielle for personalized professional development coaching, in-person or virtually Get guidance on career planning, resume building, interview preparation, and more to achieve your professional goals

Professional Headshots

Join the Candler Career Services Office for Candler Professional Headshot Day to capture a polished and professional image for your career and professional needs **SLOTS ARE LIMITED**

Workshops

Sacred Spaces: Chaplaincy in Diverse Contexts

This virtual session will feature chaplains in various industries who will share their journey into their specialized area in Chaplaincy.

Digital Storytelling: Crafting Your Career Narrative

9 23 24 6:30 - 7:30PM

Community Events

The Career Services Office is ready to offer specialized sessions for student groups, classroom visits, and various events You can choose from the options below or let us know if you have a specific topic in mind for your group.

From Why to What: Understanding Your Motivations to Shape Your Vocation

Discoverthecoremotivationsthatdriveyouraspirationsinthis engagingworkshop Byunderstandingyour“why,”you’llgainclarity anddirectiontoshapeyour“what” thetangiblestepsanddecisions leadingtoafulfillingcareerandvocation

The Introvert Advantage: Thriving in a Noisy World

In a fast-paced and often overwhelming professional environment, introverts possess unique qualities that lead to success "The Introvert Advantage: Thriving in a Noisy World" helps introverted professionals harness their strengths to navigate and excel in their careers.

10 07 24 6:30 - 7:30PM

Join Candler’s Career Services and Office of Digital Learning for an engaging virtual workshop on creating digital stories to highlight your career journey and professional experiences

Candler Career Navigation Groups

Bi-monthly virtual small group sessions focused on professional development topics like interviewing tips, resume reviews, job search strategies, and more

Resume 101: Tips and Strategies.................. 9.16.24 Preparing your Doctoral Application 9 30 24 Job Search Strategies 10 07 24 Nailing the Interview 10 28 24

Breaking the Silence: Transforming Microaggressions into Opportunities for Growth

In this session participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of what microaggressions are, how they manifest, and the subtle ways they can affect professional and personal well-being

Resilience and Well-being: Mental Health in the Workplace

In today’s demanding work environments, maintaining mental health is vital, especially for people of color facing unique challenges This workshop offers a supportive space to explore strategies for enhancing resilience and well-being at work.

This Week's Top Jobs

MINISTRY & MARKET PLACE JOBS

LIBRARY & DIGITAL RESOURCES

Pitt’s Theological Library

To check out laptops, accessories, and other hardware, visit the Pitts Theology Library circulation desk.

Three-Hour Loans

USB flash drives.

Headphones

Microphone.

Presentation

remote/laser pointer

External hard drive.

Portable disc drive

Learn about the Robert W. Woodruff Library's borrowing privileges and policies.

What Can You Borrow?

Books

Journals

McNaughton books (popular reading)

Course Reserves

Equipment (laptops, cameras, etc)

Media (Blu-Rays, CDs, DVDs, etc)

Materials at other libraries and locations

Other materials (umbrellas, dry erase markers)

Six-Day Loans

Chromebook laptops.

Three-Day Loans

Wireless keyboards. Camcorders.

Tripods

Woodruff Library

Student Digital Life (SDL) provides technology services, spaces, and support for all Emory undergraduate and graduate students.

SDL Services & Spaces

Student Tech Support

Eagle Print

Software & Labs

Audio/Video Production

MediaLab

TechLab

Computing Center at Cox Hall

Reservable Spaces

Upcoming Professional Development Events

Exciting News! Applications for JPMorgan Chase’s 2025 Force for Good program are NOW OPEN!

Are you part of a socially-focused organization (nonprofit, foundation, or social enterprise, etc.) focused on driving positive change? Our Force for Good program offers you the chance to collaborate with top technologists to create pro bono, sustainable, tech-driven solutions tailored to your organization’s needs.

�� Curious to learn more? Join our upcoming webinar sessions to discover how your organization can benefit from pro bono tech expertise and take your impact to the next level.

Don’t miss out on this transformative opportunity! Register for our program application overview webinar here: bit.ly/ffg americas

Webinar Dates:

• Sep 11 (1pm-2pm ET)

• Oct 1 (2pm-3pm ET)

• Oct 9 (2pm-3pm ET)

Ready to apply? Submit your program application at bit.ly/ffgapply (Deadline: Nov 8)

About the WSCF-US Student Leadership Team

The World Student Christian Federation-US (WSCF-US) invites undergraduate students, graduate students, and young adults (age 18-35) currently living in the U.S. to join the movement of Christian students and young adults around the world who are committed to living out their faith as agents for justice, healing, and liberation. Join us in our work to return to the roots of what it means to be a Christian and in our collective imagining and shaping of the future of the church in the U.S.

The application for the 2025 Student Leadership Team will open in October 2024.

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Learn More

We Lead: Black Women’s S i it l Activism and Social Change ce”

k Women's Religious Conference happens this ber 4-5 at the Emory ce Center. It is a joint etween Georgia State y and Spelman College.

read histories of major vements, it’s easy to Where are the women?” women leaders actually laid the foundations for the AntiLynching, Civil Rights, AntiEnvironmental Racism, Black Lives Matter, Mothers Against Police Brutality movements, and many other social justice campaigns since the early 1800s.

ABHMS is seeking nominations for the Beyond Stained Glass-Ceiling Grant. This grant supports ordained female Black and African American pastors serving congregations with under 300 members. ABHMS will start accepting nominations as early as today! Nominations must be received by October 1st, 2024. To nominate someone you know, even if that someone is you , visit: https://abhms.org/beyondstainedglassgrant #ABHMS #Beyond #StainedGlassCeiling #5kGrant

Apply TODAY for your spot in our 2024-2025 Amigo Friendship Program! This opportunity gives international students the chance to be paired with a local volunteer, sparking a friendship where languages, stories, cultures, and experiences are shared with one another. This friendship might include being invited into the home of your Amigo (the Spanish word for "friend") for a meal, grabbing a coffee near campus, or participating in a community event together. This friendship is meant to be a safe place where you can ask questions about life in America while learning from one another.

MIGRATION, DIASPORA, TRANSNATIONALISM IN WORLD CHRISTIANITY

Sixth International Interdisciplinary Conference Co-sponsored and Co-organized by the World Christianity and History of Religions Program (Dept. of History & Ecumenics) and the Overseas Ministries Study Center

Princeton Theological Seminary, NJ, USA

March 10 (Monday) – March 14 (Friday) 2025

Proposal Deadline: September 30, 2024

Notification of successful proposals will be made by October 30, 2024

Conference Registration: early-bird registration begins on November 1 & ends December 31. Full registration fee will be charged thereafter.

Conference fees: (include refreshments, meals and the conference banquet)

$250.00 – early bird / $275.00 – full registration fee (faculty based in North America and Europe)

$120.00 – early bird / $140.00 – full registration fee (faculty based in the Global South, graduate students/retirees)

Virtual (Student): $60.00 / Virtual (Faculty): $120.00

Accommodations: Limited availability (single/shared rooms) at Erdman Center on the Princeton campus. Rooms (single occupancy) with shared bathrooms in Alexander and Hodge Halls on the Princeton campus. Limited travel subsidy will be available for participants from the Global South with accepted paper/panel

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PROGRAM DEADLINE: October 01, 2024 at 11:59 PM CDT (Midnight)

ICYMI, applications are now open for the NBA’s 2025 Social Entrepreneurship Cohort! This is a 12-month journey where faith-rooted social entrepreneurs will be in an active process of formation and conversation. Cohort members will also have the opportunity to receive specialized coaching to help support and strengthen their social enterprise. For additional details on the program and to submit an application visit https://buff.ly/4fwgpXR.

#NBACares #CCDOC #SocialEntrepreneurship

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