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Contact Us at: 319-335-1023 career-leadership@uiowa.edu 100 Pomerantz Center, Suite 310, Iowa City, Iowa, 52242 |
| Opportunities for Alumni | Remember when you were sitting in your Phase II classes wondering the answer to that question? This is your chance to meet students and answer their questions about the career and graduate school world! Share your real world experiences to help the next generation of CLA students get ahead! Help CLA students by offering feedback and real world advice regarding professional presentations. Share how clients, colleagues, bosses, and graduate faculty are going to expect students to perform in the future! Come help CLA students learn how to network to get ahead. |
| What is the Global Leadership Initiative? |
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| "The goals that I set for myself at the beginning of my trip allowed me to put a leadership focus on my time abroad. Instead of being solely concentrated on school, I was able to use my time on campus as an opportunity to grow as a leader as well."
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| The History of Marvin A. Pomerantz |
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Marvin A. Pomerantz, (1930-2008) a self-made successful entrepreneur, left a legacy in across the state of Iowa. His dedication to education, the State, The University of Iowa and his family were commendable. Born in1930, He received his bachelor's degree in commerce from the University in 1952. "The University of Iowa would truly not be what it is today without Marvin Pomerantz's dedication to our public universities and his love for our institution. A self-made man, he was an example and inspiration to students, faculty, and staff alike." ~President Sally Mason |
| CLA at A Glance |
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Sunday, October 13, 2013 |
CLA Students - RSVP |
| Who We Are | What We Do | What You Will Learn | Why This is Important |
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The Career Leadership Academy is a program that offers you an opportunity to develop your leadership and professional skills—the ones that employers want to see. |
You'll take four courses called "phases" that focus on building leadership skills while participating in events, activities, and seminars that will give you a professional edge. |
Employers want to hire people who have excellent communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills—as well as the ability to work well with others. |
These are the skills employers crave, and they will help you become a leader on your path to a dream career. You will develop a strong work ethic and improve success in the workplace. |
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Roberto PaniaguaCLA Graduate, 2011 I'm an Account Associate working for Google in Chicago. I strongly believe that Google is one of the best places to work. Read More...
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Utilizing my experience, resources, and vast education to help provide a long term career in my near future at the University of Iowa. Read More... |
| Xicotepec Project Rockwell Collins Scholarship |
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Rockwell Collins generously donates scholarship money to CLA students participating in the Xicotepec Project Service Learning Trip. Interested in participating next year? |
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| Check our Video From the 2013 Trip! |
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| Pomerantz Leadership Award |
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CLA Phase IV Students can nominate either themselves or another Phase IV classmate for the award. The recipient should be someone they feel best exemplifies qualities of leadership such as vision, integrity, tenacity, and philanthropy.
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| What People are Saying About the CLA |
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"I have to contribute my success with The Disney Company to my time with Career Leadership Academy and the Pomerantz Career Center. My Disney Leaders have told me that my leadership skills and awareness are very advanced for my age and little tenure with The Company. Career Leadership Academy gives students a huge advantage and sets them ahead of the game." |
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I'm an Employer, How do I get Involved? |
"At Rockwell Collins, our core values consist of teamwork, innovation, integrity, customer focus and leadership. We expect our future and current employees to demonstrate these values. The Career Leadership Academy does a great job of preparing students for the real world."
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Meet students and answer their questions about the career and graduate school world! Observe student presentations about community needs and offer feedback that will help prepare them for giving presentations in the professional world. Help students practice their networking and professionalism Interested in teaching one of our courses? Contact Stacy Narcotta-Welp Learn more about Involvement Opportunities for Employers |
| Phase IV Etiquette Dinner | |||||
Sunday, September 22, 2013 5-7 pm Hillcrest Marketplace
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| CLA Makes a Difference |
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Phase III students complete service learning projects that aid their community. See the Most Recent Projects Below: Crisis Center of Johnson County Food Drive Blog Page from Spring 2013 Service Project Service Learning Project - Best Buddies Service Learning Project - Crisis Center Food Drive
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