Howard University Office of Career Services

NIH will be on campus today!!!

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Have you RSVP for our first resume critique of the academic year? If not, make sure to log onto bison career link under events ASAP!!!

Is your resume outstanding enough to get you that interview?

Creating an effective resume is one of the most important things you will do when searching for a job or internship. Research shows that a recruiter spends an average of six (6) seconds reviewing a résumé before making the decision to invite a candidate for an interview.

Get the help you need to enhance your resume at these individualized resume coaching and critiquing sessions held every Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:30pm to 3:00pm in the Blackburn Center, Career Reading Lounge. At these one-on-one meetings you will:
• Receive an in-depth review of your resume by an experienced professional
• Learn how to showcase your skills and talents
• Understand how to tailor your resume to meet industry standards
• Obtain guidance on how to make your resume stand out to get the job or internship you want

So RSVP on Bison Career Link today before the spaces are booked up.

Join Facebook as we will be hosting the first ever Innovation Tour at the Blackburn Center! Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer, Mike Schroepfer will be giving you a preview as to what the next 10 years looks like for the tech industry, and what career future opportunities look like as we continue to grow. Space will be limited, so if you have an interest or have questions, please email Anthony Rodari at [email protected] with the following information by Monday September 22, 2016:

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Welcome to Howard University Office of Career Services!!!!
Please visit our website at www.careerservices.howard.edu for upcoming events!

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