Career Development
Undergraduate Jamie Principato has not let her blindness interfere with her education, including designing and building space instruments. Now she’s parlaying that experience into workshops to help others solidify their backgrounds in STEM.
Making sense of money can be one of the hardest things you do. Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØMoney Sense is your campus resource to help navigate the financial challenges that are part of everyday life.
The March 28 Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØGrow session will help faculty and staff leaders learn tips, tricks and best practices on making one-to-one meetings with direct and indirect reports more effective.
Do you have video content in your course or on your departmental website? Consider captioning it! Captioning is a useful but underutilized pedagogical tool that increases accessibility and viewer comprehension.
"At a time of great change and uncertainty, what are the characteristics of successful leaders?" Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates shared the essentials at his Feb. 28 sold-out talk.
If you are looking to start your career, or searching for an internship or other job, Career Services can help.
Are you interested in learning about geographic information systems (GIS) but don’t know where to start? On Feb. 28, Phil White will introduce you to basic GIS concepts and walk you through styling a simple map.
Are you interested in pursuing a career with a sustainable focus? Join Career Services for a panel of experts in the field on Feb. 22.
Graduating students with F-1 visas: Applications are now open for Optional Practical Training (OPT). If you're considering pursuing this employment benefit, be sure to attend the Feb. 15 workshop.
Human Resources is welcoming applications for two new positions focused on diversity and inclusive excellence, a diversity education program manager and a diversity search and outreach program manager.