The School of Forestry and Resources Conservation Alumni Career-Sharing Seminar

        On May 8th, the School of Forestry and Resources Conservation held a career-sharing seminar in the Forestry Building. Unlike previous events that often invited well-known or successful alumni to share their experiences, this event has specially invited 16 young alumni who have just graduated about five years ago.

Students from the School of Forestry and Resource Conservation actively participated in the event.

        The focus of the seminar is to share their experiences and thoughts during the first few years after graduation and to provide current students advices on future direction on career development. The invited young alumni are working in a wide range of fields including forestry-related governmental departments, NGOs, NPOs as well as emerging non-forestry-related new and innovative industries.

        The seminar was divided into four sessions according to occupational categories. Associate Professor Dr. Feng-Cheng Chang served as the moderator and led the activity during the event. The alumni from different fields shared many profound and sincere suggestions, especially about conducting job-hunting and adjusting to workplace. The students that have attended the event enthusiastically and actively participated in the discussions. The attendees all provided positive feedback.

Alumni of the School of Forestry and Resource Conservation shared work experience in the event.