1:1 Career Advising
Please see the details about 1:1 career advising below, and please be sure to follow instructions for different types of appointments. We encourage you to plan early and schedule a conversation 2-3 weeks in advance. During certain times of the year (such as early fall or spring), finding available appointments in the same week can be challenging.
Resume/CV Feedback & Interview Preparative
The Graduate School Center for Writing and Oral Communication, provides 1:1 consultations on writing/oral communication. This includes any job document such as CV, resume, cover letter, and presentation feedback. You can also go to scheduled weekly write-ins to get brief, one-on-one consultations.
Academic Careers
Dr. Linda Macri, Director of Academic and Professional Development is a great resource for those interested in faculty careers or seeking advice on academic writing, research communication, and more. Please also take advantage of the full services offered by the Center for Writing and Oral Communication.
Non-Academic Careers
PhD students on campus can access 1:1 non-academic career consultations through Handshake.
- For ENGR PhD students, please choose “Engineering Career Services Appointments” -> “ENGR Doctoral Career Advising.”
- For ARHU PhD students, please choose "ARHU Doctoral Career Advising."
- For Public Policy PhD students, please see "Career Connections."
- For all other disciplines, please choose “University Career Center Appointments” -> “Doctoral Career Advising.”
If you have recently graduated, depending on your college/school, career services may be able to provide you with further assistance.
If you have graduated more than 1 year ago, alumni can access 1:1 career consultations through Handshake: please choose “University Career Center Appointments” -> “Alumni Career Advising.”
You can always check career resources made available through the Alumni Association.