
March 9, 2009 Program
What are Communications Employers Looking for in These
Troubled Times?
JHU and AWC-DC Roundtable
With nearly 600,000 job losses in January alone and more
predicted in the future, now is the time to take control of your professional
life. Learn how you can get a communications job, safeguard the one you
already have and explore educational options from the panel of experts at The
Johns Hopkins University and the DC Chapter's Association for Women in
Communications Roundtable.
Industry insiders Susy Howard, Principal with The
McCormick Group Executive Search Consulting, Kate Perrin, CEO of Professional
Solutions, LLC, and Benjamin Long, President of Travaille Executive Search,
will share insights and advice about the employment situation in the
communications industry.
Jane Twomey Ph.D., Program Coordinator for the JHU Master
of Arts in Communication, and President-elect of the AWC-DC D'Oniece
Dillard, marketing specialist and graduate of the Master of Arts program
in communication at Trinity University, will discuss how professional
development programs can work for you. The discussion will be moderated by the
AWC-DC VP for Programs Dana Rucker, Founder and CEO of Kaleidoscope
Communications.
When: Monday, March 9, 2009
7:00-9:30pm
Where: Johns Hopkins University
1717 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Room LL7 (lower level)
Washington, D.C. 20036
TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
JHU is conveniently located a couple of blocks from the Dupont Circle Metro,
south exit. Limited parking is available for guests and presenters at Central
Parking, 1800 Massachusetts Avenue. There is a flat fee of $5 after 4:30pm,
paid when you park.
Cost:
$10 AWC members (scroll
down page to form below)
$10 Non-members (scroll
down page to form below)
RSVP: Reserve your spot early. Space is limited. Use
the registration form below. For more information, contact Maurine Beasley,
President AWC-DC, at mbeasley@jmail.umd.edu
or call (301)320-3469.