By Jessie Carter
Assistant Director, Career & Leadership Development Center for the College of Arts & Sciences
Check out Bobcat CareerLink for Internships, Jobs
Starting the internship or job search process can seem overwhelming. Luckily for you, Bobcat CareerLink is a user-friendly online resource specifically for Ohio University students to find information on internships and jobs at companies and organizations in Ohio and beyond. Countless employers from a wide variety of industries are posting opportunities on a daily basis, many of whom seek students of all academic backgrounds. Upload your professional resume today and become proactive in your career preparation.
Create a PROFESSIONAL resume
Jessie Carter
You may be the most qualified candidate for a position, but your current resume looks like it’s from the ice ages (aka high school). Do you relate to this scenario? The Career & Leadership Development Center can help. The Job Search Guide provides detailed resume guidance, ranging from formatting ideas to helpful hints on content to include. Once you’ve got a draft started, review through the CLDC’s Resume Checklist to make sure you’ve got all your bases covered. (HINT: This is the exact checklist CLDC staff use to approve your resume for Bobcat CareerLink access!)
Are online resources not enough? Stop by the CLDC for a 10-minute drop-in appointment Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.- 5 p.m., or email Jessie Carter to set up a 30-minute career coaching appointment.
Stay on Track: Four-Year Career and Academic Plan
Do you have a solid plan for every year of your undergraduate experience? If not, be sure to review the A&S Career and Academic Checklist to make sure you’re taking proactive steps toward success. This checklist will provide useful suggestions for each year of your studies, ensuring that you’re on track to graduate while simultaneously moving you forward with a strategic plan for success as you continue down your career path.
To chat about this and other career-related topics, schedule a career coaching appointment with Jessie Carter, Assistant Director for the Career and Leadership Development Center for the College of Arts & Sciences.
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