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Search Strategies

  • Is your job search out of control?

    Is your job search out of control?

    “Career Mojo: Is your job search out of control?” by Dana Manciagli, The Business Journals What is your job search like? I’ll bet, like so many others, you’re applying to lots and lots of positions, you’re following up on just a few (and only once for those,) and… Read More

    February 11, 2014

  • Event: Careers in Campus Administration and Education: the Alternate Academic Path

    Event: Careers in Campus Administration and Education: the Alternate Academic Path

    Using your graduate degree in a university setting may take multiple paths. Join our alternate-academic panel, all of whom have used their degrees in non-faculty careers on a college campus.  Thursday, Feb. 274:00 – 5:30 pmLocation: Alumni Hall, Room 201 Panelists include: Mona Frederick, Director, Robert… Read More

    January 31, 2014

  • 5 Non-Annoying Ways to Follow Up After a Job Interview

    5 Non-Annoying Ways to Follow Up After a Job Interview

    “What You May Be Ignoring In Your Job Search” by Heather Huhman, Glassdoor.com You did your research, tailored your resume, and applied for a great position. You may have even scored an interview, came prepared, and impressed the interviewer. Now it’s just time to play the waiting game, right? Wrong! If you’re sitting… Read More

    August 13, 2013

  • Ten Take-Aways from the Career Symposium

    Ten Take-Aways from the Career Symposium

    Your professional journey will be unpredictable and unforgettable. Begin your journey by understanding your strengths. Strengths Finder 2.0 is a great place to start. (Linda Distlerath) Have a good dose of humility. In your first job, find a buddy who can help guide you through the unwritten protocols and etiquette… Read More

    August 7, 2013

  • Best Questions to Ask in Your Job Interview

    Best Questions to Ask in Your Job Interview

    Best Questions to Ask in Your Job Interview, by Carole Martin, in BioSpace When this question is asked in the interview, surprisingly, the most common answer is “No.” Not only is this the wrong answer, you have missed an opportunity to find out information about the company. It is important… Read More

    June 26, 2013