The job outlook for the in liberal arts isn’t as tough as it may seem for soon-to-be professionals. In fact, what leads to a candidate’s potential for finding a great job or career path may be much easier than one may think.
There’s good news for students who are about to graduate but who have not yet found a job. There are several ways soon-to-be alumni can expedite the job search.
The Career Center provides the following checklist to help students graduating this semester to prepare for their future.
Elise Jensen, Dan Liedke, and Miles Spann are three Redbirds who all achieved early career success thanks directly to the Career Center. Watch this video to see how they did it.
You aced the interview and you got an offer. How do you negotiate that first job to get what you need and be compensated for what you bring to your new employer?
YouTube, Skype, Go Pro, webcams. There’s no doubt that video technology is here to stay! For many employers, video is the new wave in interviewing. So how does one put a best foot forward in a job interview online?
The leaves and temperatures may be just starting to fall, but the Career Center is already jumping ahead and coordinating its spring career fairs to help Redbirds find career success.
The Career Center will host the Nursing Fair on Thursday, November 17, to connect nursing students and alumni with employers seeking to hire candidates for full-time openings or externships/internships.
A 3.5 GPA, active involvement in a Registered Student Organization, an internship in her major, and having applied for several positions in her field; yet this Redbird found little success in her job search. Tossing and turning at night, she couldn’t help but question, “What am I
A major career skill one needs to have as a professional is to be able to network with finesse. Learn how to do just that in this interactive program on November 2.
