Career Services
Career Services: Career Planning
Career Planning is a continuous foundational process.
Because this is a process, students are encouraged to follow the following model and checklist
:
Freshmen

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move in, get adjusted
-focus on your studies
-manage your time
-get involved
-find out where we are
Sophomores

-map your career path
-explore careers
-get involved & network
-start your resume
-utilize resource area 
Juniors

-research field
-internship/related job
-attend career workshops
-consider a portfolio
-continue networking 
Seniors

-start job search strategy
-attend career workshops
-utilize resource area
-practice interview
-resume & cover-letters 

Personality Inventory

Job Search Process

Internships

Occupational Inventory

Resume/Cover-letters

Job Opportunities

Spiritual Gifts Inventory

Interviewing/Negotiating

Career planning links

I want to work with people

Choosing a major (PDF)

 

What can I do with my major?

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Why might students use Career Services ?
" What are my interests, what am I good at, what are my strengths…"
Need to choose a major: Career Counseling, personality/occupational tests, and individualized strategies are available to help students choose a major. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need career direction/self-assessment: Individualized career counseling and personality/occupational tests are available to assist students in the self-assessment stages of choosing a career direction. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need a part-time or on-campus job: Available in the job binders of the Career Resource Center, peruse them anytime!
Need to know what you can do with your major: Career Counseling, occupational files, "What to do with a Major" profiles, resources in Career Resource Center

"Where am I going, what do I want to do, what do I want to focus on…"
Need to choose a major: career counseling, personality/occupational tests, and individualized strategies are available to help students choose a major. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need career direction: individualized career counseling and personality/occupational tests are available to assist students in the self-assessment stages of choosing a career direction. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need a part-time or on-campus job: available in the job binders of the Career Resource Center, peruse them anytime!
Need to know what you can do with your major: Career Counseling, occupational files, "What to do with a Major" profiles, resources in Career Resource Center, Informational Interviewing.

"What activities will prepare me for the direction I’m going in, how can I equip myself for a job after graduation, am I sure of the direction I’m heading in…"

Need to gain related experience: Career Counseling, internship opportunities, related summer experience, volunteer opportunities, AlumNet, part-time employment, Externship
Need career direction: individualized career counseling and personality/occupational tests are available to assist students in the self-assessment stages of choosing a career direction. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need to know what you can do with your major: Career Counseling, occupational files, "What to do with a Major" profiles, resources in Career Resource Center, Informational Interviewing.
Need a part-time or on-campus job: available in the job binders of the Career Resource Center, peruse them anytime!
Considering Graduate School: Graduate School resources and appointments are strongly recommended for students considering Graduate School, don’t wait until your senior year!

"How am I going to get going on my career, should I consider Graduate School, when and how should I begin my job search…"
Need to know when and how to begin your job search: Various resources are available in Career Services to assist you in every step of your job search process.
Need to gain related experience: Career Counseling, internship opportunities, related summer experience, volunteer opportunities, AlumNet, part-time employment, Externship
Need career direction: Individualized career counseling and personality/occupational tests are available to assist students in the self-assessment stages of choosing a career direction. Simply schedule an appointment.
Need to know what you can do with your major: Career Counseling, occupational files, "What to do with a Major" profiles, resources in Career Resource Center, Informational Interviewing
Need a part-time or on-campus job: available in the job binders of the Career Resource Center, peruse them anytime!