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LinkedIn Headshots: Career Design Workshop Series

CDL Workshop Series - Session B

The Columbia University Summer Session is pleased to offer a Career Design Lab series in 2024. This professional-development series is available exclusively to students enrolled in the Visiting Student Program. Students will receive insights into how to strengthen their LinkedIn profiles and online presence in our hands-on, in-person workshop. They will also have the opportunity to be professionally photographed for their LinkedIn profiles.
 

Register to attend events today:

LinkedIn Headshots
Monday, July 15, 2024

Workshop led by Taylor Wordsman. Taylor serves as an Assistant Director at the Career Design Lab, where she provides dedicated career support to graduate students. With a background in career services and international student support, Taylor is committed to empowering students as they navigate their professional journeys in an increasingly interconnected world.

Prior to joining the Career Design Lab in 2021, Taylor held positions within global non-profit organizations dedicated to equipping students with the skills needed to excel in diverse cultural landscapes.

Her academic journey includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish Language and Literature from SUNY Geneseo, followed by a Master's degree in Higher Education Administration from CUNY Baruch.
 

These events are open to CUID holders only.

For event-related questions, please contact visiting-office [[at]] columbia [[dot]] edu (visiting-office[at]columbia[dot]edu).

Stay engaged with all of our summer events, workshops and offerings by visiting: https://summer.sps.columbia.edu/events

 

Columbia University makes every effort to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Please notify the office at least 10 days in advance if you require closed captioning, sign-language interpretation or any other disability accommodations. Alternatively, Disability Services can be reached at 212.854.2388 and disability [[at]] columbia [[dot]] edu (disability[at]columbia[dot]edu).

 

Please note the COVID-19 requirements for this event.

COVID-19 Requirements: To attend this event, all attendees must follow Columbia’s Covid-19 Policies and Guidelines