Author: DePaul Career Center
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The Value of Networking in a Job Search
by Megan Boone Whether you’re looking for your first job out of college, searching for a new opportunity, or pivoting careers, networking is a key step in the job search process, especially in today’s job market. In the thick of a job search, networking can oftentimes feel like an extra step or unnecessary if you’re…
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Maximizing Impact: Effective Project Management in Nonprofit Organizations
By Ellie Santonato In the realm of nonprofit organizations, where resources are often scarce and the stakes are high, effective project management is not just a desirable trait; it’s an absolute necessity. Whether it’s launching a new community initiative, organizing a fundraising campaign, or advocating for policy change, projects in the nonprofit sector demand careful…
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Gearing up for Job Searching
By Jocelyn Torres-Barbosa Starting up your job search at any point can be both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you’re a senior exploring next steps after graduation, a professional who’s looking for a change, or a current student looking for new opportunities, this is an optimal moment to kickstart your job hunt. Here are some things…
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Highlighting Study Abroad Experiences on Your Career Toolkit
By Kate Quick As a career advisor, one of the most common questions I get asked is, “Can I put my study abroad experience on my resume ?” The answer is and always will be YES! And not only your resume, but on your LinkedIn profile and even in cover letters. Whether you spent a…
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Identifying and Marketing your Transferable Skills
By Megan Boone We’ve all heard the term “skills” that get referenced in day to day activities, in the workplace, when marketing yourself as a candidate for a role, and more. When it comes to skills, there are various examples and even different types of skills. The three major categories skills typically fall under are…
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How to Prioritize Self-Care While in Your Internship
By Kate Quick It is now the Winter Quarter, and for many students at DePaul University, this means that they have officially begun an internship. Internships create great opportunities to explore career pathways, meet individuals in your desired field, and make choices regarding the kind of career that you want. While internships are beneficial and…
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