Texas Hold'Em and Life Skills
Poker Teaches MIT
Date: Tuesday, April 29th
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Room 32-155
Want to learn about how Texas Hold'Em can be more than just a game?
Come hear Harvard Law School professor Charles Nesson and Harvard College Teaching Fellow Andrew Woods talk about how poker can teach important life skills such as strategic thinking, risk assessment, and money management.
Past Events
Algorithmic Trading 101
Date: Monday, April 28th
Time: 7:15 PM
Location: Room 4-163
Co-sponsored by SUMA, Traders@MIT, SEBC, SWE, and GETCO (Global Electronic Trading Company)
GETCO is a leading market maker on NYSE, NASDAQ, and other exchanges worldwide. You'll learn what algorithmic trading is, how it's transforming the financial industry, what GETCO traders do at work, and what makes GETCO successful and how their new hires make an impact fast. In the process you'll get to meet GETCO's co-head of trading, Dave Babulak and GETCO fixed income trader Nancy Hua, a 2007 MIT graduate.
Dinner will be provided from Uncle Pete's BBQ. Please RSVP at http://tinyurl.com/6nkxsj. All majors and class years are welcome.
How to Network
Date: Thursday, April 24th
Time: 7:00 -8:30 PM
Location: Room 32-124
Have you ever...
been confronted with a recruiter and not known what to say? drifted to the side of a room that's crowded with strangers? put off sending follow-up emails to firm representatives?
Come to our seminar and learn how to overcome these issues from an expert trainer!
Networking, essential in today's business world, is a valuable skill that requires constant practice and conscious effort. Whether you are seeking a job/internship or just maintaining connections with professionals, there are key techniques and strategies that every student should know.
