By Toni Frana, Career Expert for Zety.com
Not only is beginning your career an exciting time, you have the opportunity to start your professional life at a time that is unlike any other in recent history. Why? AI has …
Many of you may have received or seen a message like this during the job search :
“Thank you for your interest in (Name of Position). You were one of many impressive candidates who responded to our job posting. However, after …
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If you are interested in completing an internship, the Career Services & Internships Office can help you prepare for your internship search process. You will need to have an updated resume to apply for internships. Our office can review your resume with …
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If you are interested in earning academic credit for an internship, you need to speak with your major’s Faculty Internship Coordinator. This faculty member serves as the point of contact for all students within the major interested in completing an internship to …
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Join us on Wednesday, February 11, from 2:00–3:00 PM in RSU 202 for our Black History Month Career Pop‑Up, a flexible drop‑in event designed to support your professional growth while celebrating Black excellence. This low‑pressure format lets you stop by …
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1. Update Your Core Resume
Add your GPA and honors from the fall semester.
Include any new projects, leadership roles, or volunteer work you finished over the break.
Save it as a PDF titled FirstName_LastName_Resume_2026.pdf.
2. Visit the Career Services …
If the thought of networking and meeting new people feels daunting, you’re not alone. Three Capital One Students & Grads recruiters share real-world ways to create lasting connections and find the best fit, from your campus career fair to your …
As we transition from 2025 to 2026, you may have already begun to list some New Year’s Resolutions for yourself. Maybe you want to pick up that book you’ve been meaning to read, make a new workout schedule, learn how to bake, or pick up a new hobby. Whatever your own personal goals may …
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While May is traditionally known as “graduation season”, plenty of students complete their degrees in December each year. This comes with unique advantages in the job market. If you are one of the many December grads entering into the professional workforce this …
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Finally we are edging toward Winter Break! For many of us – students, faculty and staff – these Breaks may give us a little breathing room to slow down and relax, eat well, and refresh. Even if you are working part or full-time during the Break – like I did …
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