Career Guidance Center, University of Cincinnati



	About CDC Directions On-Campus Recruiting Calendar of Events Internships Career Fairs Career Development Courses Career Navigator Division of Student Affairs and Services Career Counseling Follow us on TWITTER Home Search CDC 140 University Pavilion University of Cincinnati PO Box 210104 Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0104 Phone: 513-556-3471 © Copyright 2003 University of Cincinnati All rights reserved
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				Program Information 10:30am -11:00am - Registration & Visit Grad School Information Tables 11:00am – Welcome, Katrina Jordan, PhD, CDC Associate Director 11:15am - 11:30am “The Grad School Application Process” - Presented by: Amy Robinson, The Graduate School Admissions Officer - UC Grad School ·11:30am - 12noon – “Writing the Personal Statement” - Marilyn Kershaw, MEd – Director Academic Area Studies & Programs College of Arts & Sciences 12noon - 12:30pm - Lunch Break & Visit Grad School Information Tables 12:30pm - 1:00pm - “Financing Grad School” - Presented by: Cheri Westmoreland, PhD, Director, McNair Program. Guest Speaker: Natalie O. Canty 1:00pm - 1:30pm - “Grad School Testing & Prep” - Panel Moderator: Heidi Pettijohn, Director, Testing Center. Panelists: Communiversity, Kaplan & Princeton Review 1:30pm - 2:00pm - “The Grad School Experience” - Research, Advisors, Experience & Advice Panel Moderator: Charles Scruggs, Asst. Director Pre-Professional Advising Panelists: (current & recently graduated grad students)
				As you refresh your job search skills, visit JobWeb providing links to these and other helpful articles: Making Online Recruiting Click for You Resume Tips for the Experienced Candidate Make Your Cover Letter Count in a Competitive Job Market Avoid Getting 'Whittled Out' of a Job Opportunity
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				Call to Serve The University of Cincinnati is a proud partner in the Call to Serve program. The Career Development Center works in partnership with the Office of Personnel Management, and other federal agencies to ensure students are provided with information about federal jobs. Learn more about this exciting initiative that is dedicated to educating a new generation about the importance of a strong civil service, and establishing links between federal agencies and UC students.

				CDC's online Part-Time Job Hotlink is designed to efficiently connect students searching for part-time jobs with employers who have part-time jobs to fill!
				Tax jobs, careers, resume and interview tips NEW! -- Log in to 'Careers In Tax! Careers In Tax is an internet job board devoted exclusively to jobs and people in the tax industry. Registration on the site is FREE and includes access to nationwide jobs, an extensive Tax/Career Resources section along with the Resume and Interview Knowledgebase. Whether it's a student just beginning their career, or an alumnus with many years of tax experience, Careers In Tax offers job opportunities and career tools for every level of the career ladder.
				Event Calendar Find out important information about workshops designed to provide you with the insight as to what companies are looking for. Check dates for on-campus recruiting. Look for other special events to expand your network!
				Alumni - Get Involved --- Join inCircle Imagine being able to network easily and effectively with your UC friends - and their UC friends - and their UC friends. That's what happens with inCircle, the UC Alumni Association's exciting new online connection that leverages the "Six Degrees of Separation" concept to enable UC alumni to network based on their common acquaintances, shared interests, professions, geographic locations, and more. All UC alumni are eligible to sign up for this free service. UC Alumni Association Offers Career Development Resources An online job search and career management resource available to all UC alumni at: http://www.alumni.uc.edu/opportunities/explore.html (opens new window). In addition to a variety of free online resources, you can access professional career consulting services in your area from one of the premier career consulting firms in the world at special UC Alumni Association discounted fees. If you haven’t already registered for inCircle, UC’s new online community for alumni, you’re encouraged to do so now. Using an ever-growing network of your UC friends, friends-of-friends and so on, inCircle is widely used by alumni for career development and relocation assistance, as well as social networking. http://www.alumni.uc.edu/records/inCircle.html Simply being involved with UC and your UC Alumni Association is an important way to network toward new career opportunities. Lifelong Bearcats share a special bond and responsibility to look out for each other, and their participation together at UC events, through volunteer work and in other alumni activities facilitates this phenomenon. http://www.alumni.uc.edu/ If you live outside of Greater Cincinnati, or you’re considering a move, check out the UC Alumni Association’s list of regional alumni chapters. They’re often a great way for UC grads to help their fellow alumni learn about career opportunities. http://www.alumni.uc.edu/chapters/chapters2.html
				Request an Official Transcript (opens a new window) You may request a transcript by sending a letter of request to the Office of the Registrar, or by completing a Transcript Request Form, available in the One Stop Student Services Center, located on the second floor of the University Pavilion.
				Career Resources @ CDC Features hundreds of titles on topics designed to educate and inform alumni about career choices and job search strategies CRL titles cover many areas including: Career Exploration, Career Planning, Resume Writing, Interviewing, Job Search, Salary Negotiation, Employer Information, International Opportunities, and Internships Has resources to assist you in gathering career information Houses tools to aid in your job search Features computerized programs to help you identify potential employers or graduate schools Has resources for researching companies and salaries Encourages you to ask the staff in CDC’s Career Resources @ CDC to show you what you may be missing! Computerized Self Assessments help you identify important characteristics to key to establishing your career path.
				Job Prospector (opens a new window) Job postings only in the state of Ohio for all UC students and alumni. If you are an employer searching for candidates please visit our Employers section.
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