Workshops
Find an internship! It won’t find you!
An internship is one of the best ways to gain experience in your chosen field (and to build your resume), to confirm if the field or major is a good fit for you as well as to add richness to your classroom learning. Since about 60%-70% of workers found their latest job through networking, internships are a tremendous way to start building the relationships that are the critical foundation of networking. This workshop will cover the basics of finding an internship. Held in the Career Center Library, Driscoll South Lower Level (below the Bookstore)
September 25 (Tuesday) 4 pm - RSVP to John Haag
October 15 (Monday) 4 pm - RSVP to Ruth Prochnow
November 7 (Wednesday) 4 pm - RSVP to Ruth Prochnow
Dazed and Confused Over Deciding on a Major and/or Career Direction?
An interactive workshop to assist students who need assistance in figuring out what to major in and with researching career direction; it includes a discussion of resources, some activities, and goal setting.
Dates to be announced
Explore Your Skills to Gain Career Focus
This interactive workshop uses a skills card sort to help you look at your strongest and favorite skills that you might want to use in your career. This process helps you see how your favorite skills link to potential career fields that you can then further research. Limit of five attendees.
Dates to be announced
