Julia Stein
As a Career Advisor at Concordia University, Julia is dedicated to helping students from diverse backgrounds discover and pursue their career goals. Her role involves providing individual support to students through one-on-one advising, assisting them with their resumes, cover letters, applications, and interviews. Julia designs and facilitates interactive workshops on career development, including LinkedIn, networking, and finding internships. Additionally, she coordinates a variety of career panels, company information sessions, recruitment events, and career fairs, connecting students with dynamic industry professionals and potential employers.
Sessions in which Julia Stein participates
Wednesday 12 February, 2025
Learn how to make the most of LinkedIn to boost your professional presence. This workshop covers creating a strong profile, networking effectively, and sharing updates, projects, and achievements to connect with peers and showcase your expertise.
Sessions in which Julia Stein attends
Wednesday 12 February, 2025
We all use office 365 but are you really 'using' it. Make it work for you and let me show you 5 tips that will save you time and allow you to be way more productive.
While generative AI offers significant opportunities for learning, many Gen-AI applications tend to overpromise, particularly in the context of math and problem-solving courses. Some platforms provide inaccurate solutions, others offer correct answers without enough explanations, and some deliver responses that are not aligned with the student's level of understanding. The Math Learning Specialist and Peer Tutors at Concordia explored the development of a Gen-AI prototype that ai...
This presentation explores how Generative AI (GenAI ) is reshaping education by transforming content like quizzes, alt-text, images, and narration. Through live demonstrations, we will showcase these tools in action and discuss practical ways to incorporate them into your work. We’ll also dive into some critical considerations, like biases, AI hallucinations, intellectual property issues, cheating, over-reliance on technology, and data privacy. By the end of this session, you’ll ...
This session will describe the various methods of constructing strong passwords as well as introducing why 8-character passwords are no longer sufficient to protect one's account access, both in the professional and personal domains.
How are students using GenAI tools in their academic work? For the last two years, Concordia Library has been offering workshops on the critical use of GenAI tools. These workshops made space for students to share their thoughts and experiences related to using these tools. In this session, two librarians will share their observation and insights from facilitating these conversations with students about GenAI tools. They will also discuss how this student feedback can inform ongoing AI litera...
The Digital Governance Council (DGC) is a member-driven, not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering trust in the responsible design, architecture, and management of digital technologies in Canada. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the DGC ensures that digital standards address technical, ethical, and policy considerations while reflecting societal needs and aligning with international best practices. In this session, a guest speaker from the DGC will outline the step-by-step ...
Although some futurists predict that AI will replace jobs, more predict that people will work along side AI as AI becomes more integrated into our daily work processes. This case study explores how the team that produced the eConcordia course, Introduction to Training and Development (EDUC 240) worked alongside AI to produce the course.Specifically, we used AI to assist with a number of tasks:To produce various segments of scenarios, which helped to introduce learning conte...
