The Larry and Barbara Efaw Center for Educator Excellence, the Cecilia J. Lauby Teacher Education Center, the Office of Sustainability, and Career Services are partnering to kick-off the inaugural Educator Career Prep Week from October 23-27.
As workplaces continue to evolve, Career Services is proud to support Redbird alumni with their careers beyond graduation.
Dressing for success can come with a hefty price tag, but Jada Turner is spearheading an effort to lighten the load for her fellow students.
The Career Center, in collaboration with the College of Fine Arts, will host CreativeCon on Thursday, October 17, 2019. CreativeCon helps creative students from any major discover how to apply their creativity and other skills to a variety of careers through an evening of fast-paced workshops with alumni.
For most students, attending college is at least partly an effort to prepare themselves for a successful career. With that in mind, it makes sense it makes sense to consider how well the school will help your student accomplish that goal.
There’s good news for students who are about to graduate but who haven’t found a job. Try out these career tips for soon-to-be Redbird alumni and job seekers.
Are you seeking Redbird talent for your employment openings? Increase your candidate pool by advertising in the Career Resource Guide.
Job interviews can be intimidating. But they don’t have to be when Redbirds take this advice!
Elise Jensen, Dan Liedke, and Miles Spann are three Redbirds who all achieved early career success thanks directly to the Career Center. Watch this video to see how they did it.
A major career skill one needs to have as a professional is to be able to network with finesse. Learn how to do just that in this interactive program on November 2.
