Networking Naturally with Jeffrey Harrington

I had a super fun conversation with a former staff member of mine from my Residence Life job.  Jeff is a Career Advisor at CSU-Chico and has published some amazing articles on LinkedIn.  You can connect with Jeffrey at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreybharrington/ and I highly encourage you to do so - he is a wealth of information and one of the most authentic and engaging young professionals out there.

Jeffrey is a proud husband, father, and public speaking enthusiast who loves meeting strangers. For the last eight years, he has worked at California State University, Chico as a Resident Director, Admissions Counselor, and currently serves as a Career Advisor, helping students learn to love Monday’s as much as they do Friday’s. He started his professional career as an excited middle school teacher and routinely uses his stellar group facilitation skills (and 6’6” size privilege) to inspire people to sporadically dance at work, sing in public, and be the best version of themselves. You can catch Jeffrey living out his life mantra by closing most conversations with, “Don’t be a stranger, but keep being strange”.

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