Do you know generally what kind of job you want, but would like to find more information to help you narrow the field?

Try using our resources available to students, no matter where you are!

Our resources include:

• Books, selected articles and magazines housed in the Career Services office. 
• We have a computer available for your use in our office.  Use it to find information online and to practice your interviewing skills on Interviewstream. 
• Get a copy of the Job Search Skills Workbook we have compiled to help you organize your job search.
• Click on the JOB 2012 icons below to get the latest job search advice from The National Association of Colleges and Employers:

Learn how to write resumes that help you get an interview.

If you want to write your resume, begin by gathering the basic information that employers want.  This includes past work history (employer, supervisor, dates of employment), personal contact information, and educational history.  Then open a blank document, click on the links below, and get started!

Resume Guide (PDF document)

Writing your Resume (PowerPoint presentation)

Jobs 2012 (click on the edition you need - icons below)

Other resources for writing cover letters and tips for interviewing:

www.wetfeet.com - tailoring resumes & cover letters to fit employers (and more)

www.newgradlife.blogspot.com - resume tips, interview Q & A, staying motivated (& more)

www.uc.edu/career/students/interviewing/interview_stream.html - Practice your interviewing skills at the Career Development Center.  Our virtual software and webcam technology allows you to see your video after each question.

http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/b0a1bd2e?utm_source=jobseeker&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=31212#/b0a1bd2e/1 - Career Rookie Magazine