When U of R alumni receive valuable career support from faculty and staff, they rank their educational satisfaction higher than those who didn't, according to the findings from the NACM 2020 survey. We want to ensure you have adequate resources and information to properly guide student interactions. Explore our faculty resources, recorded webinars, career articles, and more.
Your students see you as a reliable expert on the subject you teach. But they also likely believe you’re a …
The First Year Seminar (FYS) Professionalism and Career Exploration Module, created by 21-22 Career Faculty Fellow, Pat Wing, is designed …
These 7 tips are gleaned from Professor Ben Aronson’s Presentation at his U of R Career Alliance presentation in August …
According to the Higher Education Research Institute’s 2018 Survey on the American Freshman, “85.1% of respondents agreed that a very …
There are multiple ways to engage career in your course to get your students thinking about their next plans. Here …
The career advising process happens in stages that we have termed ‘Ready, Set, Go.’ Ideally, students are starting to ready …
The Career Alliance is a group of 100+ U of R faculty, staff, and administrators dedicated to helping students navigate …
An informational interview is a conversation with a direct resource about a specific job, company, or industry. Consider this an …
Whether you already selected your major or are completely at a loss as to where you want to focus your …
Navigating the process to find and secure an internship can be a complicated process. See below for some frequently asked …
Sometimes, the best resource you need is talking with a professionally trained person who can offer you guidance. This is …
There’s free money out there, but you’ll have to ask for it. Take advantage of various scholarships. Below are a …
There’s free money out there, but you’ll have to ask for it. Take advantage of various scholarships. Below are a …
