You’ve seen the announcements and the posts about our exciting new platform for Pioneer Careers. Still need some help in learning how to use it? We’ve created 4 short videos to help you maximize the useful tools in Pioneer Careers: Searching for Jobs and Internships Events Scheduling Appointments Online Research Tools (DU Alumni […]
For several years now, innovations in educational technologies (edtech) have impacted how business professionals want to learn. Edtechs such as virtual classrooms, mobile devices, digital readers, on-demand video, online gaming, and cloud-based LMSs have fed a market that has been, and continues to be hungry for innovation. Traditionally, most investments […]
If you’re considering a career in health and human services, there are several resources to support you in learning more about the industry, as well as, the job or internship search. Common job titles include social worker, therapist, counselor, public health administrator, community outreach director, research assistant, nurse, physician, or […]
Franklin Patrick Herbert, Jr. was an American science fiction writer best known for the novel Dune and its five sequels. Though he became famous for his long novels, he was also a newspaper journalist, photographer, short story writer, book reviewer, ecological consultant and lecturer. Wikipedia Born: 8 October 1920, Tacoma, Washington, […]
Why I Don’t Regret Leaving Social Work After Going to Grad School for It was originally published on The Muse, a great place to research companies and careers. Click here to search for great jobs and companies near you. “I’ve always had a lot of questions about the traditional American workforce, the whole 9-5 […]
DU Career Services is pleased to announce that Patricia (Patty) Hickman was recently hired as assistant director at the University Career Center. She provides career development for all graduate students, except those in the Daniels College of Business, Sturm College of Law and Josef Korbel School of International Studies who are served by their respective […]
By Chemeketa SBDC Times still are tough out there for most business owners and their customers. You may have customers who never had problems paying you in the past, but who have developed slow-pay habits over the past couple of years, or worse, stopped paying you altogether. How can you help […]
We are just a little less than a month away from the annual Fall Resume Review Days on the Driscoll Bridge. This year the event will be held from 12pm-4pm on the Bridge on October 4th. Employers and Career & Professional Development staff will be available to review your resumes, CV’s, and […]
One of the most exciting industries around, the tech industry has built its reputation on growth and innovation. This is great news for recent grads who are passionate about technology and interested in contributing to its development. To find out more about tech industry opportunities, we asked the team at […]
November 11/2 Start Up Orientation- So, You Want to Start a Business?, No Cost (details) 11/20 Access to Capital, $129 (details) 11/21 Ready, Set, Start Your Business, $49 (details) December 12/6 Access to Capital, $129 (details) 12/7 Start Up Orientation- So, You Want to Start a Business?, No Cost (details) 12/8 and 12/9 […]
Franklin Patrick Herbert, Jr. was an American science fiction writer best known for the novel Dune and its five sequels. Though he became famous for his long novels, he was also a newspaper journalist, photographer, short story writer, book reviewer, ecological consultant and lecturer. Wikipedia Born: 8 October 1920, Tacoma, Washington, […]
Brewery operation requires knowledge of everything from regulatory requirements and intellectual property to financing and accounting. Three years after launching the online Business of Craft Beer Certificate Program, UVM is introducing a series of short courses to meet the growing demand for professional development opportunities for staff in existing breweries. UVM Continuing […]
Wearing braces in middle school inspired Saloni Mehta’s career path. The Boston University alumna spent her childhood in Framingham, Massachusetts, before her family moved to nearby Sudbury when she started high school. “The one piece of solace I had during that time was the smile my orthodontist gave me,” she […]
Nearly 15 years after UVM established its precollege program, more high school students are enrolling in the program to get a head start on their college degree. UVM’s precollege program is offered to high school juniors and seniors who want to explore areas of study and earn transferable college credit. Since […]
The idea of changing our food system to be more sustainable can be daunting. But what if you could learn how to intervene at one point and make a small change that could build towards a greater impact? Identifying those leverage points to impact change in our food system is […]
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