NOTE: Students admitted to the Student Affairs Administration (SAA) master's program receive priority consideration.

Primary Responsibilities:

The graduate fellow will facilitate career counseling to undergraduate and graduate students through appointments, drop-ins, workshops. Deliver presentations on career development and job search skills; train students on use of career software; and develop and promote and market Career Center programs and services to students. Specific duties include:

• Critiquing resumes/cover letters (during walk-in hours and by appointment)
• Introducing students to FOCUS2 (Career Exploration Computer Program)
• Assisting students in using the Career Center library resources including Job Connect, Business Card software, Internet and the center’s homepage
• Advising students on graduate school selection, application process, and usage of GRE software
• Coordinating and marketing office workshops, programs and events
• Assisting with creation of weekly student e-newsletter
• Maintaining the center’s social media platforms including Instagram, Twitter & Facebook
• Outreaching to residence life, student clubs, organizations, athletics, and class officers for collaboration around career-related programming
• Overseeing the Job Shadowing Program

Secondary Responsibilities: 

Some duties can include:

• Delivering career related Residence Hall programs and Academic class presentations
• Initiating special projects
• Supporting administrative staff as necessary
• Participating in weekly staff meetings and trainings