Intern Queen Special Talk

Hartwick College and SUNY Oneonta Join Together In Welcoming  Acclaimed "Intern Queen" Lauren Berger for Talk

On Wednesday February 27, at SUNY Oneonta in Hunt Union Ballroom and Thursday, February 28, 2013 at Hartwick College in Slade Theater, Yager Hall
SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College both welcome Lauren Berger, Founder and CEO of Intern Queen Inc., best-selling author, and leading internship and workplace expert.

 In her talk, Berger tells her personal stories of how she made the most of her opportunities and managed an unprecedented 15 internships in her 4 years of College. Her take on the internships application process, resumes, cover letters, interviews, social media, internship trends, managing a jolo anol internship, handeling paid Vs. unpaid internships, and turning an internship into a job. All are encouraged to attend either event, which will take place at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and 7 p.m. on Thursday. The lecture is free to all college students and the public.

 Berger is the author of one of the best-selling career books in the country, "All Work, No Pay: Finding an Internship, Building Your Resume, Making Connections, and Gaining Job Experience." a book, which assists readers in obtaining the perfect internship. Berger has also spoken to thousands of high school and college students across the country. She has a weekly advice column with the Washington Post website and has been recently featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Fox Business, the New York Post, AOL, Alloy.com, YPulse.com, E!News.com, Yahoo Business, MarieClaire.com, and many more.

For more information on Berger, visit www.internqueen.com or watch her YouTube video.

For additional information on the event, contact Hartwick College Assistant Director of Career Services and Coordinator of Employee Relations, Melissa Marietta at  607-431-4047 or at mariettam@hartwick.edu

Or

SUNY Oneonta Internship Coordinator, Megan Ackley at  607-436-2534 or at megan.ackley@oneonta.edu

Program Recap:
From Silo'd to Syncro'd: Merging Individual Program Messages & Marching Under Your Organizational Banner
 Special thank you to Tara Collins, Watershed Agricultural Council
 Our presenter discussed how Nonprofits have different programs that tend to work independently of each other in reaching out to their respective audiences. She explains that often those programmatic messages aren't in line with an organization's overall message, goals and strategic plan

Special Videos:
Here are 3 videos from the presentation:
Leatherstocking AEA: From Silo'd to Synchro'd :Messaging 
Leatherstocking AEA: From Silo'd to Syncro'd: Language
Leatherstocking AEA: From Silo'd to Syncro'd: Branding

Additional program materials:
Nonprofit Marketing Plan Template and other handouts

The South Central Executive Directors Group presents the new Economic Impact Brochure
Click here for the final Socieconomic Impact of Non-profit Organizations brochure  

The group is pleased to provide the completed Non-Profit Economic Impact Brochure that was created by Riger Advertising. This was a collaborative effort of all Nonprofits in the South Central region who provided information and funded support for the project

A special Thank You to those organizations who helped to fund this final stage of a multi-year project.

Recap and Webinar Recording Now Available!
Leatherstocking AEA Special Collaboration Webinar Program September 26th:
Collaborating and Maximizing Your Partnerships: Webinar Discussion
Panel Discussion and Overview of Collaboration Database

This program featured a discussion about programmatic collaboration. The discussion featured a special collaboration presentation and overview the nonprofit collaboration database, a new venture.

Presenters included:
Pat Rogers, Executive Director, Institute for Human Services
Andrew Marietta, Regional Manager, NYCON
Danielle Newell, Smithy Center for the Arts    

The Agenda from the Webinar was as follows:
Introductions and an overview of agenda
Programmatic collaboration examples
Discussion about STNED and IHS regarding the nonprofit collaboration database
Discussion about the potential for this kind of idea for nonprofits
Ideas about possible next steps
LISTEN HERE 

Additional Documents from the Webinar:
Collaboration Presentation 

STNED Handout 

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