Upcoming Events

Accounting Night

Monday, September 19th from 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. in Zimmerman Recital Hall

  • Attend ONE of the following prep sessions:
  •            September 7th, Lynch 167, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
  •            September 8th or 13th, Lynch 167, 11:00-noon

  • Come to any of these interactive sessions to ask questions and to learn:
  •             How to view which employers are attending this event
  •             What you should do to prepare BEFORE the event  
  •             What to expect when meeting with company representatives      

Learn about job and internship opportunities with local and regional companies such as:

  • Kearney & Company
  • MaherDuessel
  • Schreckengaust
  • PriceWaterhouseCoopers
  • SimonLever
  • Kern & Company
  • ParenteBeard
  • Smoker & Company
  • James Hess, CPA
  • SF & Company
  • Trout, Ebersole & Groff, LLP
  • Becker Professional Education
  • US Dept of Veteran's Affairs
  • Hershey Entertainment & Resorts
  • Dept of Labor and Industry
Students should prepare as if attending a job/internship fair.

For an up-to-date listing of companies, visit JOB CENTER Career Event 368.

Sponsored by the Business and Economics Dept. and Career Services.

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This half day intensive seminar will focus on enhancing cultural competency in all functional areas of a global organization, especially among those who work most closely with foreign customers, suppliers, partners, and shippers on a daily basis:

Topics Include:

  • Customer service as a Global Key Strategic Differentiator
  • The Total Product Experience
  • Cutlure's impact on business behavior
  • Cultural Competency as it differs from cultural awareness or cultural understanding
  • Developing the tools:  Categorizing Cultures (for 'The Skill of Anticipation')
  • Applying the tools to various types of customer service settings
  • Realizing the competitive advantage of an outstanding global customer service experience

About the Presenter:

Treva Clark is a regular presenter for the WTC and an assistant professor of business administration at Lebanon Valley College.  Hailing from the western Pennsylvania town of Everett, Clark has a bachelor's degree in psychology and marketing from York College and an M.B.A. in international business from Loyola University of Maryland.  She is a doctoral candidate in international development at the University of Pittsburgh.  With more than 16 years experience in multinational organizations, Clark is an expert in international market development and cultural competency.  She worked to grow international business for Global Guidance, Inc. and Compaq Computer Corporation.  At LVC, Clark teaches organizational communication and international business management.

Who Should Attend:

  • customer service personnel
  • order fulfillment
  • administration
  • technical support
  • traffic and operations
  • marketing
  • sales support
  • purchasing                                                               

Cost includes breakfast and seminar materials:  $45 members/$65 non-members

Register by Phone:  717-843-1090;  Fax:  717-854-0087;  Web:  www.wtccentralpa.org;  Mail:  600 N. Hartley St., Suite 110, York, PA  17404