Occupational Well-Being

• Build friendships with those with the same career interests as you. This connection could be used in the future.
• Avoid over-working yourself by finding a healthy work/school/life balance.
• Reach out to someone in your field of interest and schedule a time to meet.
• Look for an internship or part-time job that aligns with your interests and career goals.

Resources

• Toppel Career Center

  • Attend career fairs, workshops, and other career education programs
  • Get help writing a resume/cover letter and preparing for a job interview
  • Pair up with a career mentor or access identity-based career resources
  • Explore jobs and internships, and learn about the ways that Toppel supports interns through programming and financial support

  The Counseling Center also offers psychological assessments that can enhance your understanding of your personality and the way you think.

• Student Employment

  Learn how to become a student employee, find jobs, or get information as a current student employee.

• Peer Education Programs

  Click the links below to learn about the student-led education and outreach groups on campus.
  

  • Sandler Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Education
  • Counseling Outreach Peer Education (COPE)

  You can also search for registered student organizations by exploring Engage.

• JobX - Student Employment Search

  To identify job opportunities that best fit your interests, skills, and class schedule, search for part-time jobs on JobX, the University’s student employment job posting system containing both on- and off-campus job listings.

• Handshake

  Handshake is the University's online career management system where you can search and apply for internships and full-time jobs, RSVP for events, sign up for interviews, upload resumes and cover letters, and more.

• LinkedIn Learning

  Students have access to LinkedIn Learning, an on-demand learning solution designed to help you gain new professional skills and advance your career.