Higher Education is a great place to work, regardless of your professional background or career stage. New England is home a broad diversity of colleges, universities, and academic medical centers that want to hire you!  They offer career development opportunities, a full spectrum of excellent benefits, and a rich community of staff, faculty, students, and community partners who value your perspective and personal growth as well as your skills.

Together with the New England Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (NE HERC), Commonwealth Compact, the Boston Consortium, and the Colleges of the Fenway, Suffolk University will host a networking mixer designed to introduce you to a number of higher education institutions who are all hiring and to answer your questions about living in New England and/or working for a college or university.

Tuesday, July 26, 3:30 -6:30 p.m.

Suffolk University Law School

120 Tremont Street Boston, MA

3:30 Networking and Cocktails/Hors D’oeuvres

4:30 Panel Discussion: young professionals of color who have recently moved to Boston or other parts of New England and/or who have recently moved from a corporate environment to higher education

Moderator:
Robbin Chapman, Assistant Associate Provost for Faculty Equity, MIT
Panelists:
Sabrina Williams, Director of HR, Tufts University
Daryl Ford, Asst. Vice Provost for Communications and Infrastructure, UMASS Boston
Juan Nunez, CDO, UMASS Boston
Desne Crossley, Sr. Philanthropy Officer, Simmons College
Erika Smith, Director, Transitional Year Program, Brandeis University
Jennifer McGowan, Operations Manager, Radiology Imaging, MGH

5:30 Networking/Dessert/Raffle and brief preview of the Commonwealth Compact Talent Source website (http://www.commonwealthcompact.com/)

Register Now! Space is Limited!

Contacts:

Lori Cawthorne, Associate Director of Human Resources, Suffolk University (lcawthorne@suffolk.edu)

Jennifer Ivers, Director, New England Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (ivers@fas.harvard.edu)