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        Legends & Leaders April 4-7 gives students chance to learn from and interact with professionals

        March 18, 2016 By Joe McAdory

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        Harbert College of Business students have the opportunity to hear stories and learn valuable lessons from alumni business leaders, executives and professors April 4-7 at Lowder Hall. Sponsored by the college’s Office of Professional and Career Development, the Legends & Leaders Career Conversations Series offers expertise in topics such as networking, the importance of data in the workplace, and how to navigate the business world directly out of college.

        “Legends and Leaders brings these successful, knowledgeable and helpful speakers directly to our students so that our students can ask honest questions and get real answers,” said Melissa Voynich, Student Engagement and Marketing Coordinator at Harbert College. “This might be the best or only chance to meet these speakers and hear their stories before students start out on their own career paths.”

        A variety of Harbert College professors will engage students in the OPCD office throughout the week, beginning April 4.

        Sessions are as follows:

        April 5

        * The Network Effect:  Connections Creating Career Success and Happiness:  4 p.m., Room 125

        * Data is the New Bacon:  5 p.m., Room 5

        April 6

        * Harbert Young Alumni Panel: 6:30–7:30 p.m., Room 125

        A pril 7 

        * Women in Business:  What I would Tell My 22 Year Old Self: Room 110

        Representatives from companies like Direct Path, Oxford Industries, Chick-fil-A, eHire, Jumpstart Foundry, Delta, Bradley Arant, Niffers, State Farm, and successful entrepreneurs from different fields are confirmed for the event, with more added daily.

        Students must RSVP for the event and can do so on Tiger Recruiting Link @jobs.auburn.edu. For further information, visit Harbert College’s Office of Professional and Career Development in Lowder 101.