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Career Planning
Staff in the Office for Career Development will assist you in identifying your career goals and gaining a competitive edge in your job search. We will also help you develop a persuasive resume targeted to today’s employers, which articulates your strengths, demonstrate that you can adapt quickly to the position and bring value to the organization and its culture.
Focusing on these objectives will help you communicate your qualifications more effectively and proceed academically with definitive goals and a greater sense of purpose.
This process starts with self-assessment and career exploration:
Utilize The U.S. Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop is a reputable and comprehensive source for career exploration, training and jobs. Includes Interest, Value and Ability assessments. Learn how to maximize CareerOneStop tools in your job search.
Interested in exploring how personality intersects with career - Check out 16 Personalities. Find a career that suits your interests and personality with these additional free assessments.
After taking assessments and exploring career fields, it can be helpful to schedule an appointment with our career counselor. Schedule your appointment today
Leverage your program/area of study to advance your professional goals and explore the typical options within your discipline.
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Schedule an appointment with us to review your plans or to help you develop a plan.
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Toni M. Terry, BA
"I am 67 years old, soon to be 68, and to be able to say I did this at this day in my life is just gratification for my own self."