Career Development
Whether you’re in your first year or final year at CU, this is a great time to lay the groundwork for a successful internship or job search. You can begin with these tips for writing a memorable résumé.
The University Libraries are offering educators affiliated with the university the opportunity to participate in a two-part open educational resources professional development experience and receive a $250 stipend recognizing their engagement.
Join ALTEC to learn French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish or Thai. Hurry, classes start Jan. 27.
ALTEC spring 2020 classes include multiple levels of French, Italian and Spanish plus beginner's classes in Japanese and Thai. Come learn with us!
Organization & Employee Development provides training and facilitation for individuals and teams with courses ranging from leadership development to workplace skills and more.
As you prepare for interviews and opportunities after graduation, it can be helpful to understand what's expected in the professional world. From email etiquette to organizational skills, get tips.
Hint: They aren’t technical. It may seem surprising with the age of technology that we live in, but the most in-demand job skills right now are uniquely human. Learn more.
A cover letter is your chance to show an employer you are a good fit for a job, but it can be hard to know how to start one. Here are some things to consider and tips for creating an engaging cover letter.
While the program you choose to study is important, it may not always determine your career. Here are a few tips for using your degree and time at ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ to prepare for the changing world of work.
Regardless of whether or not you will go on to become a Peace Corps volunteer, here are five ways the undergraduate certificate can benefit your career.