Students
Getting Started
Making an appointment with a career counselor
Taking an assessment
Career Beam - The Career Success Center
Exploring Careers
The Princeton Review (browse majors by field)
The
Vault Online Career Library - the world's leading source of
career information. It will make your efforts at researching
employers, industries, and career subjects infinitely easier and
more efficient!Special report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers - updated monthly
Free Video episodes of “The Job Seeker” are released every Monday! Graduates preparing to enter the workforce face a number of challenges but one of the primary problems for many is finding the right advice. Graduates will benefit from a graduation package of audio and video podcasts, created and conducted by Sue Morem, a nationally recognized career and workplace expert. With all the time pressures new grads face, podcasts offer inspiration and support in an easily accessible format. Listeners can tune in to the podcasts on the computer or download them to an Mp3 player and listen at their leisure or on the go, even on the way to an interview. Morem’s podcasts offer advice for graduates in a wide range of areas, topics including how to create a plan for their future, and recognizing and dealing with unrealistic expectations.

Free "Professional Edge" Audio Podcasts! Now you can listen to Sue Morem’s sought-after advice on a variety of timely and important topics that will help you gain the professional edge. Sue Morem is a career expert. Listen and get the professional edge in the one activity that will take up most of your week – your job.

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Free “Find Your Ideal Career” Audio Podcasts - Practical, real world advice to help college students find their ideal career path. Hosted by Michael Spremulli, The Student Profiler, a corporate personality profiler. He encourages students to call into the podcast for personalized advice.
Career Fair
Looking for a job after graduation? If you are, you must attend the "Spotlight Job & Internship Fair" on February 26, 2009. It is important that you research the companies before you attend. Dress professionally and bring plenty of resumes on resume paper. You might want to attend one of our workshops to better prepare yourself for the Fair (see the calendar).
Internships and Summer Jobs

Make an appointment with the Graves Center for Calling & Career to review application materials and discuss internship areas of interest and exchange contact information on potential internship placements.
Join us on February 10th for the
2009 Summer Camps and Internship Fair!
Job Search Resources
The
web hosts many useful tools to assist in
your career exploration. Check out the
following:
Occupational Outlook Handbook - offers detailed information about occupations
O*NET Online - occupational information and skills search
JobWeb - career development and job search advice
Wetfeet - research companies and industries
Career InfoNet - occupation, industry, and state information
Career Voyages - information on high-growth, in demand occupations
The Chronicle - jobs in higher education
Career Beam - the career success center
Tiger Net - web-based career management system

