Are you a student in college facing a job market in growing uncertainty? Are you a professional counselor, career advisor or on university staff looking for more guidance or resources on how to advise students. Join National Wildlife Federation Higher Education June 25th at 2 p.m. (ET) for a streamed conversation on YouTube (https://youtu.be/ZBZ0jrFC54I) with University at Albany, State University of New York Assistant Director Employer Relations, Tibisay Hernandez about our current reality for students and best practices in the job market.
Tibisay is a 2-time Alumnus of SUNY, she has: a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, A Masters in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology, and is currently a doctoral candidate in the Education, Theory, and Practice program. In her role, Tibisay conducts and oversees the on-campus interview process. Although her work revolves heavily around employers she is frequently used as a sounding board for several University at Albany students. Tibisay also serves as an advisor to student organizations, is a Sexual Assault Prevention trainer and certified Implicit Bias trainer. Tibisay is dedicated to helping students believe in their potential, and helping employers find their next employee. Tibisay has a special interest in issues of diversity and inclusion, with a special interest and first-generation college students. She is an Hermana of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc. But her favorite title is Mom to her two children!
David Corsar, National Wildlife Federation Career Development Programs Manager, will be hosting the conversation with Tibisay and offering additional resources through the EcoLeaders Career Center.