ACS Career Workshop 1: Finding Yourself: Identifying a Career that Matches Your Strengths and Values (RSVP Required)

ACS Career Workshop 1: Finding Yourself: Identifying a Career that Matches Your Strengths and Values (RSVP Required)

Oct 8, 2024 - 6:30 PM
to Oct 8, 2024 - 8:30 PM

Abstract: This course provides self-assessment tools to identify career values and strengths. Participants will compare and contrast the four sectors of chemistry employment to determine which sector best aligns with their values and strengths. This data will then be used to create a targeted job search strategy. This course is a part of the ACS Careers Pathways Series and is designed for members entering the workforce seeking to craft a career path that aligns with their strengths and values. It is also recommended for members considering revising their career path and job search strategy. One lucky attendee will receive a $20 Amazon gift card (participant must be present to win the raffle).

RSVP Required: https://iastate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6LPCFrw1SII6fcO 

 

Bio: Lisa M. Balbes has been an independent consultant for over 25 years. A traditional resume is available, as well as a publication list and list of awards she has won. Recent projects include scientific writing, web site development and consulting. She has a professional profile on LinkedIn.com, and has been mentioned in the popular press. She does volunteer work for a number of professional and charitable organizations, and in her spare time practices all types of needlework, and haunts St Louis Area needlework shops. She also has two children. She is the current keeper of the Troop 352 Patch Blanket. One current quest is to find missing classmates from the Kirkwood High School class of 1981, where she was Lisa Marie Rosenberger. If you are one, or know one, please contact her. Mark Balbes provides technical and programming support, and Miles the Office Rabbit provided paper shredding and comic relief. That job has now been taken over by Caesar and Octavia.