Event to be held on the Handshake Platform During this event, students and alumni will be able to -Attend group sessions hosted by the employer to hear about company culture, opportunities -Meet 1-on-1 with company recruiters -Share your public resume with attending employers Professional Dress is highly suggested and students and alumni should be prepared to speak with recruiters via video conferencing. To Prepare: Please contact the Center for Career Development to schedule an appointment to have your resume reviewed…

Virtual via Zoom contact Jabari Strozier for the link information

Join us in CSC 3 for kahoot Trivia! Prizes will be provided!

We are excited to officially announce the first installment of Race & the Legal Profession: Let's Chat, an open forum centered around the book, "Why are all the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria" by Dr. Beverly Tatum. Keynote speaker, Angela Rye, attorney, political commentator, and CEO, will be joining us to share her experiences and Dr. Ansley Booker, Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Mercer University will lead a moderated discussion to follow. We invite all law students,…

In the second installment of Alumni BearTalks, Justis Ward ’17 discusses his online publishing house called Good Stories for Kids. He now publishes stories and articles to help facilitate much-needed conversations between adults and children. Join the conversation.

Join the Office of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives in CSC 210 for a sweet treat to celebrate our one year anniversary.

How can I avoid a meeting with the Honor Council? What material must be cited? How do I reference a paraphrase? Citation basics will be covered in this important workshop, and no blood will be spilled! Drop in at 1 p.m. sharp on Thursday, October 8th!

Join QuadWorks on Cruz Friday night to enjoy student talents of many forms. It's an open mic night, so you can join in, as well! Cofee and pastry will be provided by Z Beans.

The Lamar Lecture series, made possible by the bequest of the late Dorothy Blount Lamar, began in 1957. The series promotes the permanent preservation of Southern culture, history, and literature, and it is recognized as the most important lecture series on Southern history and literature in the United States. The University of Georgia Press publishes The Lamar Lecture Series. Scott Romine, a professor of English at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, will deliver the 2020 lecture.

Join Mercer’s Stetson-Hatcher School of Business for the next topic in our Professional Development Series on Wednesday, October 14. Dr. Nik Volkov, Master of Science in Business Analytics Program Director and Assistant Professor of Finance, will define wealth and describe how education and career choice can influence an individual’s wealth. Learn more about the role of student loans in education and strategies to pay off student loans as well.