Career Conversations | Guest Speaker Presentation: Pam Harvit

December 1 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Career Conversations concludes with a special presentation by Pam Harvit, a nationally recognized speaker on professionalism, business etiquette, leadership, and workplace success. Drawing on decades of experience working with Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, healthcare organizations, courts, and educational institutions, Harvit will share practical insights into the professional skills that set exceptional employees apart.
Whether you are preparing to enter the workforce or looking to advance your career, this session will explore the communication skills, professional behaviors, and workplace expectations that contribute to long-term success across industries.
About Pam:
Pamela M. Harvit BSRDH MS CEA
After receiving both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science from West Virginia University, Pamela Harvit began working for Fortune 500 Companies where she held several positions which included specialty and training responsibilities. As an Executive Specialist with Merck and Company, she was the recipient of the prestigious “Hall of Fame” Award from that company. In that capacity, she attended the Protocol School of Washington and became certified in Corporate Etiquette and International Protocol by that institution. She also studied under the directions of Dorothea Johnson, Protocol Advisor and Liaison to the Washington Diplomatic Community for the Joint Military Attaché. In addition, she is a graduate of the Etiquette and Leadership Institute.
Ms. Harvit is a highly regarded national speaker having presented to the National Supreme Court Conference of the Appellate Court, the Chamber of Commerce, the West Virginia Supreme Court, The West Virginia Medical and Hospital Associations, Government, Banking, Universities, and many others.
For more than a decade, Ms. Harvit has also authored one of the region’s most widely circulated syndicated weekly newspaper columns in The West Virginia Gazette-Mail. Her column, “Mind Your Manners,” is a favorite among readers and reflects her longstanding commitment to helping professionals and the public navigate etiquette, civility, and leadership with confidence and distinction.



