On-Campus Upcoming Career Fairs and Special Events
FALL 2021 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Highlighting
your skills and experience to an employer's needs is the key to developing
effective resumes and cover letters. Join us virtually to learn strategies to
market your unique skill set and apply your learning by working on improving
components of your own resume and cover letter.
Learn how to deal with change in
a successful manner. We will discuss the tenets of the world renown writer
Spencer Johnson who brings this process into clear vision. Be the change agent
that you want to be.
There are steps that every
professional must take when working on the job. We will discuss the importance
of remaining professional while completing your job. What is and what is not
professional? We will explore this concept in this presentation.
Without
question, choosing a career can be a tough choice. But, don’t worry if you
haven’t settled on a career path just yet. It’s not a decision you have to make
alone. In this workshop, you will learn
some of the myths about being undecided, the difference between choosing a
major and choosing a career and some resources to help you take the next step.
You will also have the opportunity to participate in an interactive series of
self-assessments designed to help you learn more about yourself and your interests.
Are you trying to get a promotion and can’t seem to find out why you
are being overlooked? This presentation will give you a few short steps to
ensure that you are doing the right things to get that promotion.
Professional
Image Career Conference
(October 12-14),
10-11 am and 3-4 pm
October 12th
10-11am: Dartina Dunlap – Interviewing Skills
1-2pm: Kristy Mahal – Professionalism in the Workplace
3-4pm: Isabella Reyes – Conflict and Resolution
October 13th
10-11 am: Kristy Mahal -Resumes/Cover Letters
1-2 pm: Antonio Guardia- Sexual Assault: Education and Personal Insight to Reduce Campus and Workplace Bias
3-3:30 pm: Marquis Parks – “Student Leadership”
Join from the meeting link
https://govst.webex.com/govst/j.php?MTID=m96733d736e09d3c7c4d5f3fc29e1b22c
October 14th
1-2 pm: Derrick Brown –GEAR program
Thursday, October 21st, 2-3 pm
Presenter: Dartina Dunlap
Topic: Introverts/Extroverts in the
Workplace
Virtual
Do you
tend to gravitate towards the center of the room at parties, or do you find
yourself inching towards the periphery? Are you the first to raise your hand or
do you prefer to quietly ruminate before you speak? Your answers to these
questions could reveal whether you are more of an extrovert or an introvert.
Join us in this workshop to learn whether you are more of an introvert or
extrovert, strengths of each personality type and strategies to work
effectively amongst each other.
Thursday,
October 28th, 2-2:30 pm
Presenter: Dartina Dunlap
Topic: Elevator Pitch
How to be prepared to explain who you are in
a few easy steps. Having an elevator pitch will be the catalyst to creating
networking opportunities and introducing you to the world.
NOVEMBER
Thursday, November 4th, 2-3 pm
Presenter: Dartina Dunlap
Topic: Resumes & Cover Letters
Engbretson Hall
Highlighting
your skills and experience to an employer's needs is the key to developing
effective resumes and cover letters. Join us virtually to learn strategies to
market your unique skill set and apply your learning by working on improving
components of your own resume and cover letter.
Thursday,
November 12th, 2-2:30 pm
Presenter: Dartina Dunlap
Topic: I am Graduating Now What?
https://govst.webex.com/govst/j.php?MTID=mc6bcaf32ace22dd6dffb86fc49689850
Now that your graduating it is essential
that you are completing a few more task to enhance your experience as a new
graduate. While they are simple task they are important tasks.
This is an
interactive workshop where students find fun ways to tie their experiences into
their future career goals. Students can expect to examine the role that their
personal values play into their life & career decisions.