Special Events
April 12
Global Lecture Series "Art: Up Close and Personal," 6pm at the Williamson County Public Library
April 15
A Vintage Affair, event details TBA (check back at http://avintageaffair.org/)
April 20
Provost's Dinner, 6pm
April 24-25
Franklin Main Street Festival (http://www.historicfranklin.com/events/main-street-festival)
April 27
Williamson County Chamber Meeting
April 27-30
Final exams
May 1-3
Final exams
May 1
Salon Professional/O'More-hosted High School Graduates Party
May 4
VisCom senior presentations, Studio Daylight on Cannery Row
May 5
Fashion Show rehearsals
May 6
DFA Meeting
Fashion Show with After Party
May 7
Cocktail Reception and ID Show
May 8
Commencement (10am) and 40th Anniversary Alumni Event
May 10
Classes begin for 2-week summer session
May 25
Williamson County Chamber Meeting
May 31
Memorial Day; Administrative Offices closed
Important Dates
March 30
One month remaining to complete student work hours
April 2
Good Friday; no classes; Administrative Offices closed
April 27 - May 3
Final exams
May 31
Memorial Day; no classes; Administrative Offices closed
Image Conservatory
The next session will begin during the Fall 2010 semester. Dates and times TBA.
The goal of the Image Conservatory is to provide students a complete business tool kit that will empower them with confidence and worth for their industry. Please note: You must attend all sessions to participate in the panel discussion and be eligible for the interviews and job placements in March.
Open to all O'More students; faculty and staff welcome.
Sessions offered:
Wine Etiquette
A local connoisseur and leading expert of fine wines, Randy Elrod, will teach you everything you should know about purchasing, handling and truly appreciating the art of wine.
Dining Etiquette
Learn how to not only present yourself properly in a dining situation, but also how to host business mixers and special events. Learn the art of social graces.
Professional Etiquette
Detail counts to land the right job. Learn the proper business etiquette that will make you stand out as the BEST among the rest. Lessons include the how to for written and spoken communication, facilitation of meetings and presentations, and formal introductions.
Panel Discussion
Based on your career choice, a team of industry leaders will be invited to sit on a panel to openly discuss career opportunities, what the ideal candidate "looks" like on paper, what experience is needed, etc. They will be available to answer any questions you may have for them.
Job/Internship Placement Interviews
By completing this program, you will have the opportunity to interview for positions available in your field of study. Human Resource representatives from select companies will be invited to meet with you in a "business/speed dating" setting, with more formal interviews to follow.