Sam Phillips, Senior and Mechanical Engineering major finds great satisfaction knowing that she can use her field to impact real lives rather than merely contributing to our consumerist society, a task she was able to accomplish during her internship with Arrow Electronics. Her job during her internship included working with […]
By Chemeketa SBDC It doesn’t matter what type of business you operate, making sure you get paid on time and as seamlessly as possible is critical to your success and survival. Tough economic times often lead to slower customer payments. Businesses allow customers to buy on credit so they can make […]
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.” Apparently, Einstein knew a thing, or two, about patterns of behavior that don’t serve us well; learning how to break those patterns is another thing. The typical job seeker goes hunting for employment on a […]
What’s the first thing you do when you’re looking for a new job? Your instincts tell you to start exploring job boards. Of course, you should go through different job boards to find openings suitable for your skills and interests. However, when you exclusively base your quest on these platforms, you […]
By Chemeketa SBDC Can your business be found online? Are you struggling to choose and use social media? Does your website reflect who you are and what you offer? This workshop is an overview on crafting an effective website, choosing and using the right social media for your business and setting […]
National Policy on Education (1986) Development of languages:Regional Languages: The energetic development of Indian Languages and literature is a sine qua non for educational and cultural development. Unless this is done, the creative energies of the people will not be released, standards of education will not improve, knowledge will not […]
It is commonly believed that leisure time activities are for retired persons. But experts have something else to say! According to a research conducted by San Francisco State University in 2014, creative activities like cooking, knitting, photography, painting or gardening can increase one’s workplace productivity by reducing the stress level. […]
Darby Pappas, a junior at the University of Denver (DU), has never been afraid to go after what she wants and getting a marketing internship for the summer was no different. As one of the nine 2016 recipients of the Career Services Summer Internship Award, Darby had the opportunity to work […]
You’ve likely heard how important it is to network. Professors, family, career advisers—everyone insists that a strong network is just as important to achieving your professional goals as a resume or cover letter. That’s all well and good—but how do you build up such a network? LinkedIn is a good […]
What is a language family?Most languages belong to language families. A language family is a group of related languages that developed from a common historic ancestor, referred to as protolanguage (proto– means ‘early’ in Greek). The ancestral language is usually not known directly, but it is possible to discover many of […]
When Physics Professor Steve Iona met with the Career & Professional Development team last fall, he asked if other DU students were struggling with connecting their classroom experience to the world of work? Steve noticed that STEM students are sometimes at a bit of a disadvantage when seeking internships and full time employment as many […]
The Best Way to Figure Out if a Company’s Truly Committed to Diversity and Inclusion 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. You want to work at a company that genuinely values diversity and inclusion, but it […]
Whether you’re working at a summer internship or embarking on your first full-time job, getting a mentor at work is one of the best things you can do for your career. A long-established practice, mentorship helps you develop your professional skills while also giving you a better sense of how to navigate challenges […]
Career development is of growing importance to DU students and university students nationwide. We know that DU grads who participate in at least one internship earn $10,000 more in their first jobs, but some students can’t afford to take an unpaid internship. Every year Career Services and DU award $20,000 to students to participate […]
There are a lot of reasons to do a thesis or dissertation, and probably just as many not to. In my graduate program, International and Intercultural Communication, students have the option to complete a thesis or an internship. Here are a few reasons you might consider writing a thesis. You […]
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