AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE (AEI) - Washington DC VIRTUAL Employer Trek Session

With the cancellation of our Spring Washington DC Employer Treks program, we are pleased to offer this virtual session with our employer partners at the AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INTSITUTE (AEI)!

While this session is provided in a virtual format, it is important to note that this is still a professional session and should be treated as such. If you are accepted to this session you will be expected to log in and participate in a professional manner, including attire.

Students accepted to this session will be provided with the link to the session one day prior to the event, and will be able to submit questions in advance that will be provided to the employer. During the session, questions may be submitted through the chat feature and will be answered as time permits.

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