Career Development & Professional Engagement Events
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[PAST EVENT] Wall Street Program-- Career Center Trip
November 10, 2014 - November 21, 2014
12am - 11:55pm
Location
New York City
This popular program introduces approximately 20 William and Mary juniors (with a GPA of 3.25 or higher) to careers in investment banking, trading systems and risk management platforms, hedge funds and asset management and helps prepare them to be competitive for internships and ultimately for full-time employment.
Previous companies visited include: JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo Securities, Deutsche Bank, BNY Mellon, Freeman & Co., and Citi.
Program Fee: $400 program fee includes lodging for two nights in Manhattan (January 14th & 15th), two networking dinners with alumni, lunch on the 14th, and breakfast and lunch on the 15th.
Selected participants must pay a $200 deposit by December 1, 2014; the remaining $200 is required by December 12, 2014.
Transportation: Participants are responsible for their own round trip transportation to NYC and subway fare within the city.
Application Process:
To apply for this trip, students must fill out the Tribe Response Form (https://forms.wm.edu/17954) that will ask general questions of the student, as well as require the student to list a faculty member who will serve as their recommendation to the program. Additionally, students will upload a resume, cover letter, and essay to this posting on Tribe Careers. Your application will not be considered complete until you have filled out both sections of the application and completed the Tribe Response Form with your faculty recommender information. Please note the trip is geared toward students who have not yet secured an internship. Should you accepted an internship before December 14th, we may ask that you give up your spot to allow another student access to the program at which point you'll receive a full refund for the program cost.
The essay should address your interest in investment banking, trading systems and risk management platforms, hedge funds and asset management , what you've done to explore the career field, what you hope to gain from the experience, and what you will contribute to the program. The essay should not exceed one page.
Students will be accepted on a rolling basis.
Previous companies visited include: JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo Securities, Deutsche Bank, BNY Mellon, Freeman & Co., and Citi.
Program Fee: $400 program fee includes lodging for two nights in Manhattan (January 14th & 15th), two networking dinners with alumni, lunch on the 14th, and breakfast and lunch on the 15th.
Selected participants must pay a $200 deposit by December 1, 2014; the remaining $200 is required by December 12, 2014.
Transportation: Participants are responsible for their own round trip transportation to NYC and subway fare within the city.
Application Process:
To apply for this trip, students must fill out the Tribe Response Form (https://forms.wm.edu/17954) that will ask general questions of the student, as well as require the student to list a faculty member who will serve as their recommendation to the program. Additionally, students will upload a resume, cover letter, and essay to this posting on Tribe Careers. Your application will not be considered complete until you have filled out both sections of the application and completed the Tribe Response Form with your faculty recommender information. Please note the trip is geared toward students who have not yet secured an internship. Should you accepted an internship before December 14th, we may ask that you give up your spot to allow another student access to the program at which point you'll receive a full refund for the program cost.
The essay should address your interest in investment banking, trading systems and risk management platforms, hedge funds and asset management , what you've done to explore the career field, what you hope to gain from the experience, and what you will contribute to the program. The essay should not exceed one page.
Students will be accepted on a rolling basis.
Contact
Liz Ross (csga03@wm.edu)