"My mentor's insights on her academic and work career were beneficial. She gave me advice on professors and scheduling classes. She also gave me advice on time management and she shared her eagerness when she first applied for internships, while taking lower division classes, which made me feel better because she had difficulties landing an internship at that time. She was very responsive through text messages, when I asked her advice on an interview. She also critiqued my resume."
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The Society for Human Resource Management at San Jose State University is dedicated to the development and advancement of its members into successful human resources professionals by: providing opportunities to broaden and strengthen their skills network with human resource professionals and gain valuable experience as student leaders.
The Society for Human Resource Management at San Jose State University, or SHRM at SJSU, seeks to develop its student-members into successful HR members. SHRM at SJSU is a student chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management, or SHRM. SHRM at SJSU is also an affiliate of the Northern California Human Resources Association of Santa Clara Valley Chapter, or the NCHRA of Santa Clara Valley.
Students are given the opportunity to network with professionals and other students who share their interest in Human Resources. SHRM at SJSU brings in different guest speakers to talk about current trends and practices in various industries. Students also benefit from leadership, internship and scholarship opportunities.
