Consider building your resume by completing a Study Abroad experience. Bridgewater students have many options when it comes to studying abroad! We offer programs at more than 300 programs in 60-plus countries around the world. Programs range in length from one week to …
Getting involved or working on campus is one of the best ways to prepare for your future career. Whether you’re leading a student organization, working in a campus office, or volunteering, these experiences help you develop powerful skills such as …
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Most students and recent grads know they need a strong resume to land interviews. What many don’t realize is that their first “reader” won’t be a recruiter or hiring manager—it will be a piece of software. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) …
Job search seems like you’re running in circles: You send numerous applications and wait for the elusive interview invites, often wondering if you’ll ever end up getting your dream job.
Here’s the glaring truth: Job seekers get one interview call …
We are excited to introduce the distinguished panelists joining us to share their career journeys and insights into the helping professions.
Dr. David J. O’Malley
Professor of Social Work
Education:
Bio: Dr. O’Malley has extensive experience working with community …
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By: Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now
Let’s be honest: rejection hurts. As humans, we are wired to seek acceptance from others. We also tend to hold ourselves to high standards, sometimes setting unrealistic expectations that …
Are you exploring careers in mental health counseling, social work, psychology, school adjustment counseling or related helping professions? The Bridgewater State University Career Services Office is hosting a Career Pathways in the Helping Professions Panel to help you navigate your …
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By: Toni Frana, Career Expert with Zety.com
Graduating college is the major milestone that officially marks the beginning of your professional life. Unlike college, however, there is no course plan or syllabus that shows what steps to take as …
September is the real new year on campus. The energy is fresh but not chaotic. Students have shaken off the chaos of move-in and the shock of their first syllabus. Career centers flip the “open” sign to full brightness. Employers …
Starting graduate school is a big step—and for many students, it can be both exciting and overwhelming. With new academic challenges and big expectations (from yourself and others), it’s easy to lose sight of your purpose for choosing this path.
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