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This is an external event open to students, but not hosted or endorsed by the UTSA College of Business.

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What is it: Techstars Startup Weekend
What’s it about: a 54-hour “virtual bootcamp” for entrepreneurs that takes place over a weekend.
Why would I be interested: The hardest part of starting up is starting out. At Techstars Startup Weekend, you’ll be immersed in the ideal environment for startup magic to happen. Surrounded by smart, passionate people and with the best tools and approaches at your disposal, you’ll take giant leaps toward creating a business, becoming a founder, and connecting with the right people and resources.

Cost? Best of all participation is FREE!

See the events below for dates and times. The location links take you to reservation pages.

Event Dates, Links, and Site Primary Contact:

Oct. 23-25, California: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/launchpad-startup-weekend-california-1023-252020-tickets-114931755976
Primary Contacts: Jennifer.Janci@ucsf.edu and Nathaniel.Prorok@ucsf.edu
Capacity: 100 (10 from each CA school, 10 open for the rest of the network)

Oct. 23-25, New York: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/launchpad-startup-weekend-buffalo-1023-252020-tickets-114931874330
Primary Contact: hborden@buffalo.edu
Capacity: 75 (25 from host school, 25 from co-host schools, 25 open for the rest of the network)

For more information on “Startup Weekend”, visit https://startupweekend.org or contact Randy Quinn (randolph.quinn@utsa.edu).

A virtual session presented by the Center for Student Professional Development (CSPD). We are here to answer your questions on professional development, workplace etiquette, job/internship search and more!

No registration required.

Brett Fowler, CEO of S.T.A.G., shares about the process to obtain a security clearance.

Network with top cyber companies and learn more about current trends impacting the industry. Participation is limited to those meeting the requirements below.

Eligibility Requirements

Funded cyber competition team member or Cyber Security Undergraduate and Graduate Students with a GPA of 3.5 or Higher. Undergraduate Cyber Security Students must have at least 45 credit hours earned.

RSVP by October 25, 2020.

These short 30-minute workshops are designed for graduate students to enhance your workplace skills and highlight job search tools on a lunch break or in a short period of time. Craft a summary statement on your resume that will help you win over both human reviewers and online filters. Impress with the first lines of your resume.