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Career Changers, Resume/Cover Letter Workshops This Week

Filed under Job Hunting, Resumes and Cover Letters, Workshops
Posted by Libraries, January 30, 2006
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Changing Careers: Facing Transition
Tuesday, January 31, 6-7:30pm, Career Resource Library (P304E)
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The average worker changes career direction four or five times in her lifetime. Meet other alumnae/i and students considering or already navigating a transition and begin building a roadmap for your career change. This interactive workshop will give you the tools to begin assessing your transferable skills, to learn about the best resources, to discover how to make important networking connections, and to market yourself in a competitive environment.

Get Started on Your Resume and Cover Letters
Wednesday, February 1, 3-4:30pm, Career Resource Library (P304E)
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Don’t have a resume yet, or a sketchy one at best? Take the mystery out of building this important marketing tool. Come learn how to format a resume, what information to include, and tips on what hiring managers are really looking for!

—Kelly Jo Woodside