Career readiness for our students with disabilities includes understanding how to manage a disability in the workplace. Beyond the disclosure decision, students need to consider: 1. What are the specific impacts of the disability that will affect work performance?;

Interviewing takes practice and interviews do not need to be perfect. You will say "um” at certain points. You will get caught off-guard by an unexpected interview question and will need some time to think through how to best answer it.

Are you getting close to having a job offer but you aren't sure what to look for in the offer and how to negotiate? Are you scared of asking for more from your potential future company or organization? This 45-minute session is meant to start to help you answer these questions.

Whether or not to disclose a disability to an employer is an important concern for many students. This workshop will help you to understand whether, when, and to whom it may be right for you to disclose a disability. We will review considerations focused on:

For students searching for an internship/job or just trying to learn more about career options out there, networking is a key way to discover opportunities and build relationships.

Should I consider going to graduate school? How do I pay for graduate school? Should I take a gap year first? This workshop will answer all of those questions and more.

On August 23rd, 2023, Vault will be hosting its third annual Women in STEM Virtual Career Fair.

This event provides a unique opportunity for students and alumni considering law school to meet face to face with law school admissions representatives from across the country. Over 100 law schools typically attend this event.

Hear from a group of subject matter experts leading the Environmental Protection Agency's work and learn about opportunities to work for the EPA both as a student and a graduate. 

Learn some tips for interviewing and have a chance to practice the techniques in this workshop co-sponsored by USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and UMD’s Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS).