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For graduating seniors, CSU's Career Center can be a lifeline
Issue date: 5/7/07 Section: News
The center, located in Ammons Hall on the northwest corner of The Oval, provides services for CSU students up to a year after they graduate.
Services include:
- Career counseling
- Job posting
- Workshops
- Career fairs
Hours for the center are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-in hours during the regular semesters are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wellness Zone in the Lory Student Center. These hours do not apply during the summer semester or during breaks.
Walk-in hours end after May.
Also, the center offers CareerRAM - an online service solely for CSU students and alumni, providing job and internship postings, job interview signups, resume referral and other information.
Counselors can also help students and graduates with career assessments - weighing one's interests, skills, values and personalities against various job paths, according to the Career Center's Web site.
To schedule an appointment, call (970) 491-5707.
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Career Center counselors help students with:
• Career counseling and decision making, including use of inventories such as the Strong Interest Inventory, Campbell Interest and Skills Survey and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator
• Writing CV's, resumes and cover letters
• Applying to graduate or professional school
• Finding internships, jobs and post-doc opportunities
• Interviewing for jobs and graduate/professional school
source: www.career.colostate.edu
Services include:
- Career counseling
- Job posting
- Workshops
- Career fairs
Hours for the center are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-in hours during the regular semesters are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wellness Zone in the Lory Student Center. These hours do not apply during the summer semester or during breaks.
Walk-in hours end after May.
Also, the center offers CareerRAM - an online service solely for CSU students and alumni, providing job and internship postings, job interview signups, resume referral and other information.
Counselors can also help students and graduates with career assessments - weighing one's interests, skills, values and personalities against various job paths, according to the Career Center's Web site.
To schedule an appointment, call (970) 491-5707.
_____________________________________
Career Center counselors help students with:
• Career counseling and decision making, including use of inventories such as the Strong Interest Inventory, Campbell Interest and Skills Survey and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator
• Writing CV's, resumes and cover letters
• Applying to graduate or professional school
• Finding internships, jobs and post-doc opportunities
• Interviewing for jobs and graduate/professional school
source: www.career.colostate.edu
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