Upcoming Events
Tue, Jun 5, 5:00pmMedical/Dental School Application and Letter of Evaluation Workshop
Tue, Jun 26, 8:00am
2012 ADEA Dental School Virtual Fair
Mon, Sep 24, 1:00pm
Fall Career EXPO
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ScienceWorks is where it all begins for students looking for jobs, interships, co-ops, and anything else related to a job search. Our Career Coaches are specially trained to equip you with you all the tools necessary to put together the strongest application possible, put your best foot forward at an interview, and eventually land that job you have been working so hard to get. To get started, check out ScienceWorks. Career Research & Exploration
What can I do with a major in... biochemistry , biology , chemistry , computer science , human development , math , nutrition , physics/astronomy , public health Resumes & Cover LettersAn employer’s very first impression of you as a job seeker comes from your resume and your cover letter. Our Career Coaches are specifically trained to help you put together these important pieces of the job search puzzle.
InterviewsAt an interview you’ll finally have a chance to showcase your interpersonal communication skills and personality. Our Career Coaches can help you improve your presentation, give feedback and suggestions, and hone your interviewing skills to help you get that all important offer.
No-show and Cancellation Policy If you are unable to attend a scheduled interview, you must notify the Career Design Center 24 hours in advance. Failure to do so may result in the loss of interviewing privileges. A cancellation the same day of the interview is viewed as a no-show.
A first no-show will not result in any formal disciplinary action, but it is strongly recommended that you send a letter of apology to the recruiter whose interview was missed. After a second no-show, your ScienceWorks account will be blocked, you must meet with the Director in our office before being allowed to take part in any more interviews, and you must write a letter of apology to the recruiter of the company whose interview you missed. Negotiating SalarySo now that you have landed that job what’s next? What do you do if you have multiple offers? How do you negotiate a salary? The hard part is over, but in order to maximize your income and to assure you are getting a fair salary, negotiating skills are important. Our Career Coaches can equip you with the knowledge and information that can help you make the best of your job offer. Alumni Policy |
