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Workshops

The Career Center staff is available to present on-campus workshops on a variety of topics to your class, group, or club. See available workshops below. 

To request a workshop, complete our Workshop Request Form. Workshops must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to your requested date. Classroom presentations are limited to one workshop per unit, per semester. 

  • Introduction to the Career Center: Brief introduction of Career Center (may be presented by Career Center student staff) and quick overview of resources and services available to students.
  • Introduction to Resumes: Introduction to resumes including basics including formatting, content, and how to get started creating a resume. 
  • University 102 - Introduction to Career: An introduction to the Career Center and career education, including commonly held career myths, an introduction to career readiness, and more. Specific to UNIV102 classes.
  • Preparing your Resume for the Job Search (Advanced): This advanced workshops includes a brief overview of resume basics as well as resume strategies to land a job interview. 
  • Exploring your "VIPS" - Values, Interests, Personality & Skills (Includes Focus2Career): Exploration of Focus2Career as a resource to help students discover possible career paths based on their values, interests, personality & skills. 
  • Focus2Career: Reviewing Results & Taking Action: This workshop helps students understand and utilize their Focus2Career results and how to continue exploring different career pathways. Must have access to Focus2Career Assessment Results.
  • Successful Interviewing: Best practices and strategies for a successful job interview. 
  • LinkedIn Workshop: Covers uses and best practices, how to set up a profile, and useful functionalities, including the alumni search tool for informational interviewing. 
  • Job and Internship Search Workshop: Provides an overview of the job search process including the best job-search tools and best practices. 
  • Exploring Career Pathways: How to explore possible career pathways through market research and informational interviewing.
  • Graduate School: General overview of the graduate school application process from research to application submission. 
  • Preparing for Career Fairs: How to prepare your resume and Handshake profile, networking tips, and strategies for success at Career Fairs. 
  • Strengths for Students: Focuses on helping students leverage their top five strengths. Students must have access to their top five Strengths via Clifton Strengths for Students. 

*All workshops are scheduled for 60 minutes, with the exception of "Introduction to the Career Center" which is scheduled for 5-10 minutes.