This series is meant to provide useful information related to the following topics: resume and cover letter writing, networking, interviewing, office politics, negotiating, evaluating job offers, relocating, transitioning into the workplace, evaluating company culture, professionalism, LinkedIn, job/internship search strategies, social media in the job search, etc. Think about topics of interest to you and your friends.
Career Development
Happy Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation month! There are so many students that comprise this career community, like my friend Ellie, who have had many positive experiences related to their career! I asked her some questions regarding an internship she had …
By now, we all know college is a time where we can all start putting our lives together because we are expected to be grownups. Kind of. Anyway, a big part of “adulting” is having a resume that can lend …
“When things are going really badly, the one thing you can almost always control is your movement,” explains Bo Hickey, a full-time online fitness coach for RITTER Sports Performance. “‘I’m lucky that I’ve always had mentors who’ve taught me how …
Welcome back to all students, faculty, and staff! It is hard to believe that winter break is over and it is already 2018. That means it’s time to jump into the first career community month of the year with a …
Happy 2018 and welcome to my annual ritual of choosing a word of the year for the upcoming 12 months.
Picking a “word of the year” continues to be an alternate path for those of us who don’t want to …
It is already 2018! And with a New Year comes New Year’s resolutions! We asked our team about their resolutions – read on to find out more!
“What is 2018 if not a year for community engagement. As a …
Job shadows – I never really knew how important these were until I went through one. They are a great way to see what a day of work in your field of interest is like. One of the keys to …
Service learning experiences have invigorated my goals as a community health researcher and practitioner. To this, mention worthy has been the 11 weeks internship program in Uganda through the Advancing Collaboration and Community Training (ACCT) program of Indiana University, Bloomington. …
If you have been around the School of Public Health lately, or have subscribed to the weekly updates from Career Services, you have likely seen a big push for crafting a professional-grade LinkedIn profile. This is truly a sign of …
LinkedIn can be considered one of the most daunting social media platforms to be a member of. When I first became part of the LinkedIn community, I was definitely intimidated by the strength and professional style of my peers’ work …
