Looking for a role in computer science or technology? Come to this workshop to learn about how to highlight your technical skills and experiences on your resume to be a competitive applicant for roles in software development, data science, AI, and more.

Applying to an on-campus or off-campus research position? Interested in polishing your application materials for STEM graduate programs? Come to this workshop to learn how to highlight your experiences to make yourself a competitive applicant for research-based roles.

Summer is approaching and you may be in the process of applying for internships. You may be deciding if an unpaid position is right for you.

This workshop, led by an International Student Advisor will assist International Students on how to apply for work authorization known as CPT, which allows F-1 students wishing to participate in an off-campus training program that is an integral part of an established curriculum.

Confused about options for staying and working in the United States after graduation? Worried about the H1B quota? Is it true that OPT has been extended to 2 years? Any changes to CPT? We are pleased to sponsor a seminar presented by an experienced immigration attorney.

International students – looking for options after graduation? Why not consider Canada? Canada is one of the most multicultural countries in the world, with clean and friendly cities, world-class universities, business and job opportunities. 

The Department of Kinesiology invites you to attend a career panel featuring Outdoor Recreation & Adventure. Panelists include:

The Spring 2022 Career & Internship Fair is coming up on Wednesday, February 23, Thursday, February 24 and Friday, February 25.  The purpose of this workshop is to help students prepare for the fair (and other networking events) by sharing tips and insight into what to e

Interviewing takes practice -- and interviews do not need to be perfect.  You will say "um” at certain points.

Interviewing takes practice -- and interviews do not need to be perfect.  You will say "um” at certain points.