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Edward Jones Internships Meeting

Started by Gary Mayer, 2010-01-28T14:10:56-06:00 (Thursday)

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Gary Mayer

Edward Jones is planning to recruit for internships at the upcoming career fair. They'd like to have an meeting with just the CS and CMIS students to discuss these internships in detail prior to the career fair. AITP and CAOS plan to hold a joint meeting on Tuesday, Feb 9th, starting at about 5PM or 6PM for this purpose.

All CS and CMIS majors are welcome. If you are interested, it would be a good idea to start preparing your resume and jotting down some questions. Use this forum to find out what EJ wants. It will likely help you flesh out a more general resume that will distinguish you as a potential hire come the actual career fair. Already have the resume finished? It's a good opportunity to give it visibility before everyone at the career fair just starts dumping theirs on the recruiters.

Location is TBD. Please let me know if ASAP you are interested so that we can arrange to accomodate everyone.

Regards,

- Dr. Mayer
-- Malekith

The higher, the fewer, Doctor. The higher it goes, the fewer.

cseb


Gary Mayer

The Edward Jones meeting has been postponed until the 22nd of February. The location is still TBD.

The new CAOS officers will be handling the announcements and updates from here.

I apologize for not updating my previous forum post sooner.

Regards,

- Dr. Mayer
-- Malekith

The higher, the fewer, Doctor. The higher it goes, the fewer.

mealy

Hey guys!

I'm Mike Ealy, President of the Association of Information Technology Professionals in the CMIS department at the School of Business.

We will be holding this meeting at Monday February 22 at 6pm in Founders Hall Room 0207. Josh Hand of Edward Jones along with others will be in attendance to discuss 7 possible information systems internship positions with their company this summer.

Below is what you can find on Cougar Jobline (if interested, you should apply there!):

Quote• The Information Systems division provides the system and infrastructure support necessary for our firm's growth. As an associate in this division you will find challenging opportunities in software development and network/systems administration while working with a wide variety of developing technologies.

You will work closely with your leader and mentor, providing you with valuable support and feedback. And in addition to the variety of your roles and responsibilities, there are also developmental and social activities such as Intern Community Service Day, Key Leader Speaker Series, and a Cardinals' baseball game, to name a few. At the end of the program, you are also required to prepare and deliver a presentation to leaders in the firm about your internship experience.

Qualifications:
Students in their junior year are eligible to apply. We look for all types of majors such as finance, economics, management, accounting, marketing, journalism, communications and human resources with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Candidates should have excellent analytical, marketing, leadership, communication, teamwork, and client service abilities. Relevant experience and leadership or participation in student organizations is a plus.

***Interested students should contact the career development center at 650-3476 with reference to job # 45663.***


If you've got questions for us, throw them up here and I'll answer them as fast as I can!

Also, here is a ninja
:shuriken:
That's awesome.

cseb

 only........juniors can apply.  :-? I thought there are openings for Graduate Students too.
In the first post it was written 'All cs and CMIS majors'
hey Mike can you make this clear?

mealy

Usually it boils down to where you're at in your college career. As long as you're not graduating this spring or summer, they'll take a look at you. It's a good idea to be considered at least a Junior. It's their way of ensuring you're familiar with the base concepts and applications of your major.
As for graduates, I really can't say one way or the other. With most companies I've talked to, it is the same as above though.

All majors are invited because it's a great chance to learn more about what big companies like Edward Jones look for in candidates for a job such as this.

Hope that helps!