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OVERVIEW
HLS delivers a diverse platform of opportunities and
activities through which Ross students can learn about
healthcare and prepare to succeed in the healthcare
industry.
HLS
organizes academic, professional, and social activities for
all Ross students who are interested in exploring
opportunities in the different sectors of health care.
Our club represents a broad group of students with a focus
on a future career in the health care industry, and includes
students from full and part-time MBA students as well as
those pursuing a degree in other graduate programs, such as
medicine, public health, and biomedical engineering. Our
events are entirely student organized and consistently
well-attended, including resume reviews, mock interviews,
corporate guest speakers, and the HLS Forum, which attracts
over 250 attendees and 20 industry-leading panelists and
speakers.
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Opportunities for Partnership
From early-September through May, the HLS Club presents
a range of opportunities for company representatives to
interact with students. We offer a variety of events and
look forward to co-creating new ones that best fit your
company’s needs.
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Corporate Presentations
Corporate Presentations are conducted at Ross from
September through December in conjunction with
resume reviews and mock interviews. They often serve
to provide the firm initial exposure to the MBA1’s
and can be used to gauge interest for the upcoming
recruiting season. The HLS Club will work with the
Office of Career Development to establish a date,
time, and location for your firm’s corporate
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Resume Reviews
Resume reviews are
typically conducted by the sponsoring firm at the
Ross School of Business on the same day as scheduled
office hours, corporate presentations, or
information sessions. A room or private area is
reserved, and a representative from the sponsoring
firm discusses the students’ background and outlines
areas for improvement of their resumes in 30 minute
time slots. Resume reviews provide the firm exposure
to the students and give the firm an initial glimpse
into the qualifications of the upcoming recruiting
class.
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Mock Interviews
Mock
interviews are typically conducted by the sponsoring
firm at the Ross School of Business on the same day
as scheduled office hours, corporate presentations,
or information sessions. A room is reserved and a
representative from the sponsoring firm conducts the
mock interview and provides feedback to the students
about the interview for future improvement in 30 to
60 minute time slots. Over-the-phone mock interviews
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West Coast Forum
The West Coast Forum (October 2009) is
aimed at students interested in working on the West
Coast. Co-hosted by the High-Tech Club, the West
Coast Forum provides firms excellent exposure to the
students through intimate break-out sessions and
small corporate presentations. Representatives from
the sponsoring firms are available to answer
questions and conduct on-site tours of Bay Area
firms if interested.
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Healthcare & Life
Science Forum
The HLS
Forum (October 2, 2009) is Ross’s premier
healthcare and life sciences recruiting event.
Sponsoring companies have the opportunity to
interact extensively with students interested in
healthcare and life sciences through a wide variety
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www.rosshls.com
The newly-designed website is sponsored by
Baxter. This partnership will allow the
sponsoring firm to display its logo prominently in
the portal that is accessed by more than 200 Ross
MBA candidates. The website will also be the main
touch point for HLS with the rest of the University
of Michigan community and our enthusiastic alumni
network.
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Social Events
As a
means of getting to know students outside of the
business-school setting, HLS members can network
with corporate sponsors at events such as happy
hours, bowling, and Whirlyball.
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Other Sponsorship Opportunities
Many additional sponsorships are available to
firms that desire more exposure to the students at
the Ross School of Business. Case competitions,
Lunch and Learn or other education seminars (e.g.
Medical Device 101), informal meet-and-greets, and
trips to corporate headquarters can also be
arranged. |
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