Below is a list of career related talks at the 104th AMS Annual Meeting. To find many more sessions, view the full Annual Meeting Program.
 

Saturday, Jan 27th
5:30-7:30PM, Event - AMS Career Resource & Graduate School Fair

Sunday, Jan 28th
9-10AM, Session Learning to Lead: A Taste of the Early Career Leadership Academy
9:55-10:40, Session 7D: Non-Traditional Jobs
10:30-11:20, Session - NASA Opportunities for Early Career Researchers
2-3:45PM, Session 10: Breakout Session: Hands-on Experiences - Speed Networking
(Professional Development Committee)
2-3:45PM, Session “Staying Linked In" - Creating and maintaining a professional (e-) Resume
2-3:45PM, Breakout Session: Hands-on Experiences - HYBRID Networking/Resumes (Joint with Board of Early Career Professionals)
6:30-8:30PM, Event AMS Career Resource & Graduate School Fair
9-11:00PM, Event Early Career Reception

Monday, Jan 29th
8:30-8:45AM, 1.1 Non-traditional On-ramps to Meteorology: Engaging with Incarcerated Youth
8:30-9AM, 1.2 U.S. National Science Foundation Activities in Space Weather Observations, Research, and Education
8:30-9:30AM, Panel Discussion The Balancing Act of Career and Family
9-9:15AM, 1.3 Daniel Keyser's Early Career Journey Into the Emerging Discipline of Mesoscale Meteorology
9-9:15AM, 1.3 The 2023 AMS Early Career Leadership Academy
9:30-10AM, Keynote Speaker Fireside Chat with the AMS Early-Career Professional Achievement Award Winner
5:15-5:30PM, 4.3 The AMS Bachelor's Degree in Atmospheric Sciences Statement - Summarizing the Final Draft and Considerations for the Next Update Cycle

Tuesday, Jan 30th
9:45-10AM, 5.5 - Developing skills for future modelling and innovation: the Transatlantic Data Science Academy
1:45-2PM, 7.1 Hands-on Experience with Advanced Instrumentation: A User Facility for Research, Education, and Outreach 
1:45-2PM, 7B.1 Training events in 2023 for GOES-R and JPSS Satellite Imagery and Data
1:45-3PM, Session J7 Engagement Opportunities and New Horizons in Observational Research: Career Pathway Discussions
2:30-2:45PM, 7B.4 - The Online NOAA - BMKG Satellite-derived Flood Product Training Course 2023: A Way to Strengthening of Regional Capacity in IBF and Warning Services
3-4:30PM, Supporting Early-Career Researchers in Today's Job Market - Lessons from a Career Development Retreat for Postdoctoral Fellows
4:45-5:30PM, 8.2 Strengthening the Relationship Between the National Weather Service and the Academic Community in eastern North Carolina and Beyond
5-5:15PM, 8.3 Teaching Communication Skills: Experiences, Lessons, and Resources
4:30-6PM, Session 8 Building Communication and Skill Sets for Students and Early Career Professionals

Wednesday, Jan 31st
8:30-10AM, Joint Session J9 Mind the Gap I: Preparing the Next Generation of Atmospheric Science Students for Careers in the Private Sector
9-9:15AM, 9.3 MPOWIR (Mentoring Physical Oceanography Women to Increase Retention): Perspective and experiences from 15 years of mentorship and community-building
9-9:15AM, J9.3 An Update on Scenario-based COMET Training for Careers in the Weather, Water, and Climate Industry
9:15-9:45AM, J9.4 University of Maryland College Park Preparing Students for Careers in the Private Sector
9:30-9:45AM, 9.5 - More than Research Experience: Building Holistic Professional Identities through Summer Internship Programming
10:45-11AM, 10.1 Improving Atmospheric Science Undergraduate Departments' Culture and Climate by Increasing Students' Sense of Belonging
11:30-11:45AM, 10.4 Elevating Diversity and Inclusion in Geosciences: Empowering Hispanic/Latinx Voices Through Personal Narratives
11:45-12PM, 10.5 Storming the Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, one Latinx student at a time 1:45-2:15PM, 11.1 Mentoring for Success at USM Libraries
1:45-3PM, Panel Discussion 11 The Changing Environment of National Weather Service Careers
2-3PM, 11.2 Navigating Tomorrow's Workforce: Evolving Competencies for Success in the Future National Weather Service
2:45-3PM, 11.5 Diplomas, Dollars, and Debt: The Latest Data on Atmospheric Sciences B.S. Degree Recipients, Early-Career Salaries, and Government Debt Load
3-4:30PM, Supporting Mental Health for Early Career Professionals - Lessons Learned from the National Center for Atmospheric Research
3-4:30PM, Andina in the Ivy: Using Video to Showcase My Journey into the Geosciences
4:45-5PM, 12.2 Buddy System and Buddy System Connect: Leveling Up Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEIA) Onboarding and Connecting Programing across the National Weather Service
5:30-5:45PM, 12.5 FIU Informal Weather Education Outreach
5:30-5:45PM, 12.5 - Fostering a Culture of Belonging for Early Career Professionals at NOAA
5:45-6PM, 12.6 Encouraging, Recognizing, and Rewarding DEIJ Work by Aligning Evaluation Systems with Strategic Goals

Thursday, Feb 1st
8:30-8:45AM, 13.1 Spring Training: The Inclusive Storm Chasing 101, Because Weather Is For Everyone
8:30-9:30AM, J13.1 - Using AI Creatively in the Classroom: Lessons Learned
1:45-2PM, J15.1 GATEway to a Career in Observational Meteorology
1:45-2PM, 14.1 - Celebrating a Decade of Impact for NOAA's First Employee Resource Group
1:45-2PM, 15.1 - Advancing ASER: Reflections on a 3-Day Workshop
2:15-2:30PM, J15.3 GATE: A personal decision in the making
2:30-2:45PM, J15.4 GATE: On-the-Job Training for a Life Chasing African Dust Clouds
2:45-3PM, J15.5 Lessons from GATE--a Graduate Student's Perspective