Virtual Workshops

The following are recordings of various workshops from the UCC over the past four years.  

Working While Female

Internship Student Panel

Senior Panel: Choosing a Major

Building Your Resume

Does My Major Matter?

Importance of Volunteering and Campus Involvement

Navigating with Sydney - Major Tips

Networking-Post Virtual Career Fair

Without the presence of shaking hands and receiving business cards, networking with employers after attending a virtual career fair will look a little different. Assistant Director and Career Coach, Rosie Shannon, will give attendees tips for networking with employers in the new world of virtual career fairs.

Virtual Career Fair Etiquette

Can I wear a t-shirt to a virtual career fair? Do I need to prepare beforehand? During this workshop, Assistant Director and Career Coach, Mallory Newby, will answer these questions and more about virtual career fair etiquette.

Are Micro-Internships Right for You?

During this workshop, students will be introduced to Parker Dewey, a micro-internship hosting program. Maddie McNabb, the UCC’s internship coordinator, walks participants through the platform from setting up an account to applying for projects. The workshop finishes with some tips and tricks to increase your success in landing a micro-internship.

Getting Hired Now - Employer Panel Q&A

Join the University Career Center for a Question and Answer session with local recruiters from Kroger and UPS about getting hired in the current economy. Students who took part in the Q&A will found out that despite the COVID-19 crisis, employers still have hiring needs. Panelists include Aidan Keenan from Kroger and Brittany Mecham from UPS with Donna Lee from the UCC serving as moderator.

Interview like a S.T.A.R.

Learn about the elements of successful interviews. We will discuss various types of interviews and share tips on how to answer three questions that you will be asked in your next interview. Participants will learn how to craft an effective elevator pitch, utilize the S.T.A.R. technique to answer behavioral interview questions, and how to follow-up after the interview.

The Difference Maker: Effective Cover Letters

Learn the purpose of the cover letter and how it should be used in conjunction with the resume; how to review the order, organization, and format of a cover letter; discuss writing style and content; and view descriptive examples of content.

On-Line Etiquette

Most forms of communicating with one another have shifted to various on-line platforms.  In this webinar, you will learn the importance of communicating with potential employers and professionals in your network to establish a positive first impression.

Networking with LinkedIn

This webinar will cover the basics of utilizing LinkedIn to create a strong professional online presence to potential employers.  This will include creating a profile, adding connections to your network, utilizing alumni connections and searching for jobs on LinkedIn.

Marketing Yourself to Employers utilizing your Career Competencies

In this webinar, you will learn how to identify your soft skills and competencies and how those can translate into the job you are seeking. Also, learn how to list those skills and competencies on your resume.

Put Your Best Face Forward: Tips for Online Interviews & Working Remotely

Sam La Mar, Graduate Assistant for Career Engagement, will address how to stand out and excel in virtual and phone interviews, as well as tips and tricks for the first 90 days on the job.

“The Savvy Job Seeker” Job Searching during COVID-19

Job searching in difficult economic times requires a different approach than what most students are accustomed to during a prosperous economy. This virtual workshop focuses on the targeted and deliberate steps students need to take during the coronavirus crisis to find a job or internship. University Career Center Director Bill Fletcher offers tips on networking, uncovering “hidden” opportunities, and more during this session.