On April 11, students have a chance to not only get career tips, but pick up a free suit at ButtonUp for Success.
From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Save-A-Suit, a non-profit organization created to aid students in dressing for success, will be coming to campus.
?The whole day is free for students,? Sue Landolina, Assistant Director of Career Services, said.
The day will include suit fittings, a tie booth, accessories, mock interviews by companies such as United Health Group and CIGNA, resume reviews, business cards, headshots for LinkedIn and also prizes.
?This is the first time Save-A-Suit will be at the University,? Landolina said. ?He has also done events at UConn, Westchester Community College and University of Bridgeport.?
Career Services? goal for the event is 300 suits. All of the suits are either new or gently used and have been dry cleaned.
?This is a great opportunity to network and everyone needs a suit,? Landolina said.
Students are encouraged to come dressed however they would like. Landolina encourages students to RSVP to the event by registering for it on CareerBridge. That link can be found off of the Career Service?s website.
Source: http://hartfordinformer.com/2012/03/news/students-to-receieve-free-suits-business-advice/
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