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Careers Expo PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE #PWAEXPO PWORKFORCEA 2021 NW YOUTH VIRTUAL CAREERS EXPO WELCOME! The NW Youth Virtual Careers Expo is place for you to: • Learn about the region’s broad range of careers & the pathways to get there. • Hear from diverse voices sharing experiences & career tips. • Meet leading employers, colleges & training programs in virtual booths. MARCH 16-17, 2021 1PM - 4PM • pwaexpo.vfairs.com PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE.ORG/EXPO PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE #PWAEXPO PWORKFORCEA NW YOUTH VIRTUAL EXPO SCAVENGER HUNT FIND ALL 10 OBJECTS DURING HOW TO PLAY THE LIVE EVENT FOR A CHANCE TO WIN! 1. Follow the clues to locate and click on each hidden object. 2. Find all 10 objects hidden throughout the virtual CLUES environment for a chance to win. 1. We built the Space Needle and Big Pink. 2. Rain or shine, we offer careers in digital Anyone can play! Only students are media design, marketing and more. eligible for the prize drawing. Winners will 3. Dentists love us. You’ll fi nd us in Newberg be contacted after the live event. making high-tech dental equipment. 4. We work with data in the “cloud” but have an offi ce in Portland and hire worldwide. 5. Our motto is “Helping students plan and pay for college.” 6. Railcars, ocean barges and gear; welders and engineers - you’ll fi nd them here. 7. We are the guardians of the record for the courts and take note of what happens. 8. We are planners who work to create great communities. 9. We’re green & clean! We fi nd energy-effi cient solutions for buildings like schools. 10. Our employees thrive providing health care. PRIZES INCLUDE: NIKE & AMAZON GIFT CARDS FOR $50-$100 24 ADIDAS DUFFEL BAGS & BACKPACKS AN EPIC SNACK BASKET + MORE FROM THE BOEING COMPANY, PORTLAND GEAR & SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE.ORG/EXPO PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE #PWAEXPO PWORKFORCEA AUDITORIUM SCHEDULE Visit the Auditorium for a mix of career inspiration and practical career advice. TUESDAY, MARCH 16 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 1PM Careers Expo BEGINS! 1PM How to Land a Job 1:15PM Welcome & Celebration Song 1:30PM Why Design + Construction Careers Rock! The Life You Want 1:30PM 1:45PM 3 Cosas Buenas de las Carreras by Mira Kaddoura en Diseño y Constructión 1:45PM Inside Architecture 2PM How to Ace Your Job Interview 2:10PM How to Land a Job 2:30PM Healthcare Careers: NW Native American Center of Excellence 2:35PM How to Be a Leader at Work 3PM Getting Started at Nike: 3PM Apprenticeships: My Story Earn While You Learn 3:30PM Financial Lessons for Your 3:30PM Networking Essentials First Job Missed a talk? Never fear! All auditorium talks will be available as “on-demand” recordings by the next day & until April 17. ON-DEMAND: WATCH ANYTIME! From Portland to the Grammys: How to Ace Your Job Interview A Conversation with Bosko Kante Tips from a Talent Pro: Success in Health Care How to Find a Job in Uncertain Times by Worksystems Como Triunfar en una Entrevista de Trabajo Creative Careers: Como Aseguarer Empleo Advice from a Top Ad Agency Journeys Into Tech: Broadcast Journalism: Short Career Stories from New Relic A Peek Inside the KGW Newsroom PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE.ORG/EXPO PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE #PWAEXPO PWORKFORCEA TUESDAY LIVE BOOTH TALKS Visit the Exhibit Halls during the live event for career sessions with caring professionals. ARCHITECTURE 1-4PM Ask a Carpenter, ENERGY HEALTH CARE 3-3:30PM Recreation Pacifi c Northwest Program, Portland 2-2:30PM Social Impact Carpenters Institute 2PM Project Zero 1:30-2:15PM Careers in Parks & Rec by Design, Holst (OPEN HOURS) Works Intern Program, Dentistry, Wilamette MANUFACTURING Architecture Portland General Dental Group 1-4PM Info Session, Electric 2-2:20PM Ford ASSET Oregon Laborers 1:30-2PM Allied Health Automotive Tech, Mt. COLLEGES & TRAINING Apprenticeship (OPEN ENGINEERING & TECH Programs, Clackamas Hood Community CENTERS HOURS) Community College College Applied Tech 1PM What is 3D CAD 1:30-1:50PM & 2:30-2:50PM 1-4PM Open Chat & Career Modeling & Design?, 1:30-2PM ThinkFirst 2:20-2:40PM Info Session, Southern Talk, Howard S. Wright The American Society Oregon, OHSU Engineering Transfer, Oregon University (OPEN HOURS) of Mechanical Mt. Hood Community Engineers 2PM Health Care Career College Applied Tech 1:30PM & 2:30PM Explore ARTS & MEDIA Chats, Legacy Health Academic Programs and 1:30PM 3D Printing 2:30-3PM Welding Certifi cates, Portland 1PM Animation Careers Technologies, The 2:30-3PM College of Program, Clackamas Community College Q&A with Shadow American Society of Pharmacy, OHSU Community College Machine, Oregon Film Mechanical Engineers 1:30-2PM & 2:30-3PM 3PM MHCC EMT Q&A, 2:40-3PM Mechatronics, Info Session, Walla Walla 1-2:30PM Koerner 2PM Bio-mimic Mt. Hood Community Mt. Hood Community Community College Camera Demo & Q&A, Robots Made with 3D College: Health Careers College Applied Tech Oregon Film Printing, The American (OPEN HOURS) 3-3:30PM All About Society of Mechanical 3-3:20PM Welding Tech, Clackamas Community 1-2PM Writing Careers Engineers 3-3:30PM Oregon Mt. Hood Community College, Clackamas Q&A with Willamette National Primate College Applied Tech Community College Writers, Oregon Film 2PM Career Options at Research Center, OHSU Amazon Web Services 3:20-3:40PM MCAP/ 3PM Finding Funds for 1:30-2PM & 2:30-3PM and Amazon, AWS: 3:30-4PM School of IMPORT/ Subaru U Oregon Students, Oregon Careers in Advertsing, Amazon Web Services Nursing, OHSU Auto Tech, Mt. Hood Offi ce of Student Access & Rain the Growth Community College Completion (OSAC) Agency 2:30PM Fluid Flow HUMAN & PUBLIC SERVICES Applied Tech and Simulation, The CONSTRUCTION 2-2:30PM Arts, American Society of 1:30-2PM Tennis 3:40-4PM Machine Tool Humanities & Mechanical Engineers Program, Portland Technology, Mt. Hood 1:30-1:45PM Electrical Communication Parks & Rec Community College Trade Information, OEG Programs, Clackamas 3PM Mechanical Applied Tech Community College Design Simulation, The 2-2:30PM After the 2-3PM How a American Society of Flush: The Story of construction company 3PM The Art of Makeup Mechanical Engineers Portland’s Wastewater, SPORTS & APPAREL works: Bidding jobs & School, Oregon Film Portland Bureau safety, JE Dunn 3:30PM Q&A Chat with of Environmental 2-2:45PM Nike 1-4PM Info Session, ASME Booth Reps, The Services Unlocked, Nike 2:30-2:45 Electrical Mt. Hood Community American Society of Detailing and BIM College | Integrated Mechanical Engineers 2:30-3PM How to Apply 3-4:15PM Meet the Nike Information, OEG Media (OPEN HOURS) with the City, Portland AIR Manufacturing Parks & Rec Innovation Team, Nike 1-4 PM: DROP-IN MOCK INTERVIEWS IN THE UMPQUA BANK BOOTH PORTLANDWORKFORCEALLIANCE #PWAEXPO PWORKFORCEA WEDNESDAY LIVE BOOTH TALKS Visit the Exhibit Halls during the live event for career sessions with caring professionals. ARCHITECTURE 2-3PM How a 1-4PM Info Session, 3:30PM Q&A Chat with 2-2:30PM After the construction company Mt. Hood Community ASME Booth Reps, The Flush: The Story of 2:30-3PM A Case Study in works: Bidding jobs & College | Integrated American Society of Portland’s Wastewater, Architecture Design, Holst safety, JE Dunn Media: Design, Video & Mechanical Engineers Portland Bureau of Architecture Photo (OPEN HOURS) Environmental Services 2:30-2:45 Electrical HEALTH CARE BUSINESS Detailing and BIM ENERGY & TRANSPORTATION 2:30-3PM How to Apply Information, OEG 1:30-2:15PM Careers in with the City, Portland 2-2:30PM Budget Basics, 2PM Project Zero Works Dentistry, Wilamette Parks & Rec Umpqua Bank 1-4PM Ask a Carpenter, Intern Program, Dental Group Pacifi c Northwest Portland General MANUFACTURING 3-4PM How to Make Your Carpenters Institute Electric 1:30 & 3PM Health Care Money Last a Month, (OPEN HOURS) Career Chats, Legacy 2-2:20PM Ford ASSET Umpqua Bank 2-2:30PM Q&A, Leading Health Automotive Tech, Mt. 1-4PM Info Session, Edge Flight Academy Hood Community COLLEGES & TRAINING Oregon Laborers 1:30-2PM ThinkFirst College Applied Tech CENTERS Apprenticeship (OPEN Oregon, OHSU HOURS) ENGINEERING & TECH 2:20-2:40PM 1PM & 3PM Finding Funds 2-2:30PM Center for Engineering Transfer, for Oregon Students, 1-4PM Open Chat & Career 1PM What I ‘Do’ as an Diversity and Inclusion, Mt. 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Hood Community Camera Demo & Q&A, Mechanical Engineers Services: EMT to College Applied Tech 1:30PM & 2:30PM Info Oregon Film Paramedic, OHSU Session, Walla Walla 2-2:25PM Career 3:20-3:40PM MCAP/ Community College 1-3PM Animation Options at Amazon Web 3PM Mt. Hood IMPORT/Subaru U Careers Q&A with Services and Amazon, Community College: Auto Tech, Mt. Hood 2-2:30PM Job Corps Shadow Machine, AWS: Amazon Web Health Careers (OPEN Community College Scholars Program, Oregon Film Services HOURS) Clackamas Community Applied Tech College 1-2PM Writing Careers 2:30PM Why HUMAN & PUBLIC 3:40-4PM Machine Tool Q&A with Willamette Study Mechanical SERVICES Technology, Mt.
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