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Questions about workshops and requests for workshop presentations at other campus locations are handled through the Outreach Coordinator, Stuart Karaffa, karaffa2(at)illinois(dot)edu


Anatomy of a Successful Pre-Health StudentLearn what types of experiences, courses, characteristics, and skills are required to be successful in gaining admission to various health professional programs.
Career Campaigns go High-TechPresent yourself appropriately through technology in the internship and job search process. Learn more about electronic communication, social networking tools, developing a professional online persona and more.
Career Fairs: Make an ImpressionLearn how to best approach a career fair in order to make a good impression and get the most out of your time at the event.
Career Paths: Making the Next StepLearn the steps to take that will put you on the right career path.
Culture of the American WorkplaceFor International Students, Connie, Jenna, and Emma will orient you to what you will encounter in the American workplace and how to prepare and adapt to the cultural dynamics.
Exploring Careers in GovernmentExplore career opportunities available in the government and the benefits involved.
Finding a Major That FitsLearn how to identify your interests, connect them to possible majors, and use the web to explore majors.
International Resources at The Career CenterOverview of Career Center resources for international students looking to navigate the world of internships and employers friendly to international students.
Internship EssentialsLearn how to search for and successfully obtain career related work experiences.
Internships for International StudentsInternational students will learn both strategies for seeking internships and regulations for paid and unpaid internships.
Job Search American StyleFor international students, learn strategies to help familiarize yourself with the expectations of the job search in the American culture: cover letters, resumes, professional dress, and the interview process.
Mastering the Federal Application ProcessLearn about KSAs (knowledge, skills, and abilities) as required for federal applications.
Networking Your Job SearchLearn how your network can serve as a resource for your job search and career.
Preparing for Grad SchoolLearn about what to expect as a graduate student in your first year.
Professional Etiquette #1: General EtiquetteLearn all about professional etiquette in our new workshop!
Professional Etiquette #2: Corporate TechnologyPart II in the professional etiquette series.
Professional Etiquette #3: Technology EtiquettePart III in the professional etiquette series.
Researching Career OpportunitiesLearn how and why to use online tools (LexisNexis, Corporate Affiliations, etc.) to research employers when during the internship and job hunt. Bring a wireless laptop for hands-on practice.
Salary NegotiationWhat are you worth? This workshop teaches you how to negotiate your salary through a series of special techniques.
Selecting Grad School OptionsAttend this workshop to hear about the factors to consider in thinking about graduate school and preparing applications and the questions to ask when choosing the right graduate program for you.
Successful InterviewingA one hour workshop that includes types of interviews, interview preparation and responses to typical behavioral questions.
Winning Resumes and Cover LettersThe basics of writing a resume including format and objectives in a one hour workshop. Cover letters and special situations are also addressed.
Winning Resumes for International StudentsFor international students, walk through the process of creating an American resume and learn the differences between American resumes and international resumes/CVs.


We are a department in the Division of Student Affairs on campus. We are one of over twenty Career Services offices on campus.