I see they haven't canceled the Personal Branding workshop...yet.

Maybe they'll just charge admission instead to help shore themselves up?

Its not canceled, now its only for Merril Lynch Employees..

Actually It was polytechnic University in Brooklyn, but we just got bought out by NYU :P

Thank god the Evening With Michael Imperioli is still on.

Christopha! Jesus. Did Tony Danza draft that schedule?

I'm curious how the "personal branding workshop by merril lynch" is going to go.

Does "unemployed" count as a brand?

That's not NYU... from the Flickr page, "Dorm at my school, Polytechnic University in Brooklyn."

@Anks329: Well, Brooklyn Polytechnic will most likely join NYU within the next few years since NYU has no engineering, so soon enough it'll be true.

@rorschachex: Nevermind, it already happened - www.poly.edu, man I haven't been home in a while!

@CountryJustice:

My thought exzactly!

NYU and Polytechnic University are merging.

@rorschachex & @agiorgio: wow, did not realize that NYU and Poly Tech were merging. While at NYU, I hadn't heard anything about this.

We have merged. I posted about this before but I guess it got axed? My new student id says NYU POLY on it, as does the buildings and posters and stuff.

Shame really, We are the second oldest (over 150 years) private engineering school int he US. I fell like I am goign to get out of a school with a lack of any really identity, people not knowing what my school was and all.

Maybe it's because it's not a great workshop? I had to help my roommate at NYU fix her resume after the lady at the Merrill Lynch workshop did things like take out her relevant experience for the job for which she was applying. Like most things at NYU, it is an ill fit, because it's application is too broad to be useful for most individuals. When you're at NYU, you're lost amid the other grains of sand. And it's not any better if you're in a small department. Actually, it's worse because then your whole department gets lost occaisionally.

Nice -- cancel the resumé workshop. It will, after all, only leave a smoking trail of employees to the door as they get new jobs elsewhere.