1. Networking and Etiquette Workshop
2. Practice Interviewing
3. Resume
4. Cover Letter
UNIVERSAL INGREDIENTS
Career Center
The Indiana State University Career Center
staff believes that everyone possesses gifts,
talents, and the desire to find meaning and
purpose in what they do. Accordingly, we
strive to encourage hope, self-knowledge,
and build career-related skills that lead to an
individuals’ personal and professional
success.
GRADUATE ASSISTANT
TRAINING GUIDE
2003
Future Professionals Today!
Education: GPA, Course work, Computers
Career-Related Experience: Intern ship, Co-op
Summer job, Volunteer, Job Shadowing,
Independent Studies
Leadership: Volunteer Experiences,
Organizations,
MISC. CAREER CENTER
PARENTS
PLACEMENT FEE SCHEDULE FOR
ALUMNI
CAREER PLANNING
TEMPLATE
Assessment Survey!
We can help students with a variety of
services including career planning,
internships, and job search strategies. We
also guide students in writing a resume and
cover letters, and as well as interviewing
technique. These services are to help
prepare students to stand out from the
competition and best of all – they are free up to one year after graduation and then a
small fee is charged.
Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Summer & Holidays: Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 812-237-5000, or 1-888-8926044 (Toll Free)
Fax: 812-237-4392
E-mail: career-center@indstate.edu
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Indiana State
University
Career Center
TLS1/2003
ORIENTATION
Orientations is important because it allows
you the opportunity to become familiar
and comfortable with your new work
environment:
1.Career Center Video: This video will
give you an overview of our operations.
2.Discuss Career Center Philosophy:
Find out what our purpose and mission is.
3.Career Center Tour: Meet Staff, tour
offices, and library.
4.Logistics: Groupwise, mailboxes, and
workstation.
GRAD ASSISTANT
DESCRIPTION
This fast-paced, student-oriented office
provides career services to students,
alumni, and community members. The
Center offers career counseling, internship
opportunities, and placement services. In
addition, the Center promotes and delivers
various workshops that prepare students
for their professional career search. Staff
work as generalists, being responsible for
all aspects of the Center's operations.
PRINCIPLES OF
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
CAREER
CENTER
SERVICES
CAREER PLANNING
SERVICES
1.Researching Career Options
2.Need Help Choosing A Major?
5.Job Vacancy Listings
6.Credential Files
7.Survey of Recent ISU Grads
CAREER CENTER LIBRARY
Our Career Center Library provides resources
for all aspects of the career process. It consists
of career books, directories, employer and
school district information, job vacancies,
videotapes, and various handouts.
1. Library Handouts
3.Considering Continuing Education?
INTERNSHIP AND CO-OP
PROGRAMS
CO-OP
Students alternate between full-time career
related experience and full-time academic
study. A time commitment of two work
periods is usually required.
INTERNSHIPS
Students spend a part-time or full-time
career-related work period with an
organization. More than one internship
may be completed during the college
experience.
PLACEMENT SERVICES
1. Individual and Group Consultations
2. Campus Interviews
4.Career Fairs
2. Career Center Materials
COMPUTER LAB
Computers are available for any careerrelated needs.
1. Cid or Internship Registration
2. Word Processing
3. Job Search and Employer Research
4. Laser Printing
BUILDING JOB SEARCH
SKILLS
Think finding a job is tough? Our center
provides students with some valuable
pointers to an effective job search.
Everything from being prepared to
knowing whom to contact, and how to
reach them is covered. Hang on and get
ready to learn all the secrets.