Not Another Zoom: Virtual Engagement for Employers and Students

Career Level: Basic-, intermediate-, and advanced-level career services and university relations and recruiting professionals
Competency: Program planning - needs assessments
Fee: $49 (member); $69 (nonmember);

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Summary
It is the era of COVID-19 and career services programming has gone virtual. Zoom fatigue has settled into all industries and walks of life. Zoom meetings may not be able to replace everything offered through in-person events, but there is the opportunity to be creative with virtual programming. This session will explore a handful of in-person programming options that career services professionals can transfer to a virtual format in unique ways. All aspects of virtual programming will be addressed, including budget restrictions, employer engagement, and strategic marketing.

Following this program, you will be able to:
- Participants will be able to identify an in-person program that can be transitioned to a virtual format;
- Participants will gain an understanding of social media engagement strategies for students/employers; and
- Participants will understand best practices for virtual programming during a nationwide pandemic.
Presenters

Casey Lowe, Job Location & Development Coordinator, [ARCHIVES]
Casey Lowe serves as the job location and development coordinator, focusing on helping Carolina students who are seeking part-time work in the Triangle area. Additionally, she leads experiential learning efforts in the office such as the Host a Heel Job Shadow Program. Originally, from Tallahassee, Florida, she graduated with her master’s in public administration from Florida State University in spring 2019. During her graduate program, she served as the graduate assistant for the FSUshadow and ProfessioNole programs at FSU’s career center. She also holds a bachelor's in family and child sciences from Florida State.