As graduation approaches, I have begun to reflect on my college career. I could clearly see how I had grown academically. I learned skills, techniques, and tricks to solve problems. I learned new formulas and definitions that helped me understand the information. I learned how to run programs like Excel effectively and efficiently. I can… Read More
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One Step at a Time
This is my first semester working in Career Services, and I’ve already learned so much about what it really means to be “career ready.” When you hear the phrase “career readiness”, it can honestly feel a little intimidating, like something you’re expected to figure out all at once. But the more I’ve gotten involved on… Read More
How to Build a Professional Wardrobe on a College Budget
Let’s be real, trying to dress professionally while juggling college expenses can be tough. Between textbooks, meal plans, and tuition costs, there’s not always room in the budget for new blazers and dress shoes. But the good news is, looking career-ready doesn’t have to mean spending a ton of money. With a few smart tips… Read More
Building Careers One Hall at a Time
Serving as a Resident Assistant (RA) for three years was one of the most rewarding experiences of my college career. While many people see the RA position as simply enforcing rules or planning events, the role taught me valuable life and professional skills that directly prepared me for the workforce. One of the biggest lessons… Read More
The Don’ts of an Interview
When preparing for an interview, most people focus on what they should do: dress professionally, arrive on time, research the company, and prepare questions. But what about what you shouldn’t do? First impressions matter, especially in interviews where you’re often meeting the hiring team for the first time. While confidence, clarity, and professionalism are key,… Read More
