In your job search travels your resume gets you to the front door but what happens once you step inside for your interview is the deciding factor in landing the position. I recommend setting aside time to practice before every interview. Here are a few practice questions to give you a head start. General: […]
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Human services professionals are an integral part of society. Our compassion, commitment, and competence improves the quality of life for millions of people around the world. Whether you aspire to become a teacher, therapist, probation officer, substance abuse counselor, youth development specialist, health educator, or domestic violence advocate – THANK YOU for accepting the challenge
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I am a STRONG proponent of volunteering. No matter if you’re providing direct or indirect support, I believe that we all have something to contribute and all have the potential to add value to the world. Here are 5 reasons college students should participate in community service: 1. Make a difference Volunteering strengthens the community.
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Research suggests that when students actively participate in campus life at their institution they tend to earn better grades, transfer less, graduate, and enjoy the college experience more. I describe the college years to be as a launching pad. Campus involvement includes membership in student organizations and clubs, participation in athletics, faith-based groups, community service,
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With rising student loan debt and a slowly recovering economy many people – young and old – are asking themselves “should I go to college”? There are groups of people that believe that college is not for everyone and others who believe that every person needs a college degree to advance professionally and make a
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If I had a time machine I would go back to my junior year in undergrad and have a serious conversation with myself that would go a bit like this: 1. Get more experience before graduation Since you’re not working in the social work field you should do more volunteering. Choose a place where you
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I am a Career Coach committed to academic support and career development assistance. Generation Y Workshop Series This series is great for college students, recent college graduates, and world changers new to the workforce. Generation Why – Character traits from your generation include confidence, optimism, and an eagerness to learn and contribute. Join other millennials
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If you work on a college campus or with college students this post is for you. I am a first generation college student who earned a Bachelor’s degree in six years by attending two universities. There were many academic lessons I learned by trial and error. My road was anything but linear. My parents and
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In my opinion good enough is rarely good enough in a professional environment and everyone should strive for excellence. (Notice I said strive for excellence and not perfection. Perfect doesn’t exist.) The list of skills that are valuable and transferable across industries is long. Planning, organization, interpersonal communication and problem-solving skills are at the top
How to find and do work you love: Scott Dinsmore at TEDxGoldenGatePark Scott Dinsmore’s mission is to change the world by helping people find what excites them and build a career around the work only they are capable of doing. (Listen to his words of wisdom in the video link above) “Everything was impossible
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