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Tricia Herold

Connecting Emory students with employers to help them learn about their passions

Tricia Herold is the Senior Manager of Recruiting Operations at Emory University's Career Center.1 She has been working with the Career Center since 2000, bringing over two decades of experience to her role.1

Professional Background

In her position, Tricia is responsible for:

  • Working with employers and alumni to promote job opportunities
  • Organizing career fairs, networking events, and interviews
  • Conducting resume reviews and workshops
  • Developing innovative recruitment strategies

Tricia is considered the department expert on Handshake, a platform used for career services and recruitment.1 She continually works on developing creative ways to support and improve virtual engagement for both students and employers.1

Education and Previous Career

Tricia attended The University of Georgia for her undergraduate studies.1 She also holds a culinary degree from Kendall College in Chicago.1 Interestingly, before transitioning to higher education, Tricia worked as a pastry chef.1

Personal Insights

Her long tenure at Emory University allows Tricia to follow the diverse career paths of Emory's alumni. She particularly enjoys reconnecting with former students as they engage with the office from an employer's perspective.1

Tricia Herold's LinkedIn profile indicates that she is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and has over 500 connections on the platform.2

Highlights

May 6 · linkedin

Ready to learn from the new leaders in this diverse and virtual recruiting realm. #URx21 #URx #BetterTogether

Dec 18 · linkedin

If geographic constraints have prevented you from coming to Emory University's campus in the past to recruit and hire students, then this is your year!

Participate in the Emory Virtual Spring Career Fair on Friday, Feb. 5 from 9am-3pm EST. Through this event, you can do many things you could not do through a traditional in-person career fair:

  1. You can filter students by major or graduation year. For example, if you only want to speak to sophomore Computer Science students, you can set that filter and only students who fit that profile can meet with you.
  2. You can meet with students one-on-one or host 30-minute group presentations with a dynamic chat feature.
  3. You can have unlimited representatives from all across the world. No need to travel!
  4. No lines!

Fees generated from this event support professional development services for Emory students: technology, clothing closet, peer advisors, etc. However, if the cost to participate is prohibitive to your organization, the fee may be waived by emailing Laura Garcia at [email protected]. Thank you for considering this!

Please click HERE for more information and to register.

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Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States