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Ongoing Activities Explore Part-time jobs Identify a career mentor Attend UNT Career Fairs and Information Sessions Get involved in a student organization or volunteer experience

Career Exploration (Freshmen & Sophomores) Meet with your areer ; call to schedule Get to know faculty, administrators, and counselors Review and update your Eagle account regularly Take a Career Assessment Conduct an informational interview and job shadow Meet with your academic advisor develop your University Core occupations Complete Internships in your �eld Job Shadow

campus and community organizations. Familiarize yourself with the campus resources.

Job Search and Apply (Juniors & Seniors) Meet with your Career review resume and discuss ob search strategies Find an internship Check Eagle regularly for on-campus interview opportunities and current job postings Take on a leadership role in a campus, community and/or professional organization

Discuss Graduate schools, internship and career opportunities with your mentor and/or faculty Attend Career Fairs and Information Sessions

Create your “Two-Minute Commercial” Select at least 3 references for job applications Participate in mock interviews Research employers Update your resume regularly and keep it posted on Eagle Participate in on-campus interviews

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UNT CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Practice interviews and brand

presentation

Utilize mentors/professional

alumni network

Apply for Jobs/Grad School

Update Resume/CV & CoverlettersSign Up/Attend Career Workshopson Eagle Careers

Update e-Portfolio & LinkedIn

Apply for Internships

Take any Graduate School Tests

Select Professional and

Academic References

Create e-Portfolio

Participate in Take Flight

Check on degree plan with

your Academic Advisor

Volunteer

Apply for On-Campus

Internships and Jobs

Find Mentors/Alumni

Join Student Organizations

Go to Fairs/Expos

Expand Network

Research Employers/Grad Schools

Sign Up/Attend Career Workshops and

Panels on Eagle Careers

Take MyPlan Assessment

Meet with your Career Advisor

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Resume/CV

Take Action Self Awareness

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Your Destination,Your Future.

The Career Center is here to help you find your academic/career path and equip you to successfully execute the transition from student to professional.

Student EmploymentOn-campus jobs are available for all students; students who qualify for work studyand those who do not. A host of workshops such as customer service training(CASA) and the Eagle Edge program are available to help students successfullynavigate their employment experience. All available on-campus student positionscan be found through the Eagle Careers website. In addition, at the beginning ofeach semester, the Career Center hosts a part-time job fair featuring on- andoff-campus job opportunities. On-Campus InterviewsThe Career Center has a dedicated interview suite consisting of 17 courtesy officeswhich employers utilize to host interviews for internships and full-time positions.Browse upcoming interview dates and apply for an interview on Eagle Careers.

Career FairsEach semester career fairs are hosted. With so many employers concentrated inone convenient location, these fairs offer an efficient way to advance your jobsearch. We recommend attending the Career Center seminars beforehand oncareer development strategies and job search techniques. Professional dress andresumes are required. Register for career fairs on the Eagle Careers website.

Networking EventsThe Career Center hosts networking events allowing students direct access toemployers. Students have an opportunity to share their accomplishmentsand aspirations with employers and to solicit assistance with seeking employment. Browse and register for networking events on Eagle Careers.

Eagle CareersEagle Careers is the private job bank of UNT, regularly updated with job listings forstudents and alumni posting both on- and off-campus opportunities. Log in toregister for Career Center events and professional development sessions.

Individual AdvisingYour Career Development Specialist is assigned by academic college allowingfamiliarity with the changes in your field of interest. They can assist in helping youexplore majors, build your resume, network, prepare for interviews, internships, andmuch more. Schedule an appointment with your Career Development Specialist on Eagle Careers powered by Handshake.

Peer AdvisingAre you a freshman or sophomore? Don’t miss the opportunity to meet our CareerPeer Ambassadors. They will assist you with finding a job on-campus, resume writing, and basic job search techniques. Peer-to-peer career advising can get you closer to achieving your career goals.

Etiquette Workshop/DinnerConnect with professionals over a 3-course meal while learning professional diningetiquette. Discuss academic and work experiences and network with professionals inyour industry. Contact the Career Center for more information.

Mock InterviewsNeed interviewing preparation? Mock interviews are an excellent way to practiceyour interviewing skills, learn tips and techniques, and receive feedback. CareerDevelopment Specialists, alumni and employers dedicate their time to help withenhancing your skills. Contact the Career Center for more information.

InternshipsStudents can gain valuable practical professional experience by participating in aninternship prior to graduation. Internships help students to apply what they learn inthe classroom to the actual work they may do after graduation. Interns have theopportunity to explore prospective occupations and employers, to help determinetheir desired occupational path. While not guaranteed, many students who participate in internships obtain a full-time job offer from their employer. To learnmore, schedule an appointment with your Career Development Specialist.

Take FlightTake Flight is an experiential “job shadowing” program that lasts from one to a fewdays. Students have the opportunity to visit organizations throughout the DFW areaand learn more about specific industries, organizations and career opportunities. Formore information check the events section on the Eagle Careers website.

Career Education WorkshopsWorkshops are held throughout the year covering topics such as Choosing a Major,Resume Preparation, Interview Techniques, Career Planning, Job Search Strategies,and many other professional development topics. View and register for workshopson the Eagle Careers website.

Your Destination, Your Future.

Working with hundreds of employers annually from the DFW area and nationally.