Microsoft Student Newsletter - January 2011

View the mobile version | Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile Welcome to the Microsoft Student Newsletter, offering news, tips, advice, career info, and special offers for today's students. Forward this newsletter to a friend! A Fresh Start to a New Year WebMatrix is here. Download it today and build a website in a snap. Perhaps one of your goals this year is to land an internship or job-we can help. Check out the Office Blog for resume tips, as well as the Students to Business program to find IT jobs and internships in your area. And make your entrance into the job market a grand one by getting Microsoft Certified. A student's guide to Office Check out the Office in Education blog for help with real school tasks. Don't see what you need? Leave comments on the blog or on our Facebook page to suggest future topics. Career Factor: The reality show Follow the real-life struggles and successes of Kevin Dicken, a senior at Dallas Baptist University, and others as they work to start and improve their careers in the IT world. Imagine Cup Solve This Turn your ideas into action. Take on real-world problems submitted by IGOs, NGOs and non-profits and make them part of your Imagine Cup project. Register now. Microsoft Certified Career Conference: Feb. 17 Registration is only $20 USD until Jan 24. This virtual event includes a fantastic lineup of speakers and courses. Register today. Microsoft Certification exam re-take offer Differentiate yourself from other job candidates. Save more than 50% on exams and score a free exam retake. Get Microsoft Certified. Demo: Keep track of your notes Hot Windows Phone 7 apps Studying tips from students like you Excel 25th anniversary contest: Play now Tips and tricks with Office and more See the Kinect Effect Free academic downloads from Microsoft Research Free music downloads from Windows   Bing and education  Calling IT students: Use your "Tech Talent 4 Good" Microsoft Partners to help build Haiti back up   Tech?Ed 2011: $995 USD (first 300 students) Get Office for Mac for 50 percent off Microsoft Office Professional Academic 2010 is here No-cost Microsoft Technology Associate student study guides    Follow us on Twitter Join us on Facebook Visit us on your mobile phone Explore the Student Lounge   Microsoft respects your privacy.  Please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer to no longer receive this newsletter, please click here to unsubscribe or reply to this message with "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the subject line. To set your contact preferences for other Microsoft communications, see the communications preferences section of the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052 USA Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)