Career Development
As companies begin recruiting now for summer interns and soon-to-be college graduates, this is a great time to update your online profiles. Here are three tips to help you get started.
CU employees now have access to LinkedIn Learning, a free, on-demand learning platform.
Ãå±±½ûµØ students will have access to LinkedIn Learning, a free on-demand learning solution, through the student portal. Learn how to tap into the power of LinkedIn.
Are you planning to have an internship over the summer? Or are you graduating in December or May and need to begin your job search? It’s time to get ready for recruitment season!
The Accounting 101 series is designed for departmental administrators and staff who have accounting or financial responsibilities but limited accounting or bookkeeping training.
Are you struggling to find that little something to make your résumé stand out? International education can give you that extra boost, and teach you skills that will help you shine in the workplace.
What should you be doing in your first year at CU? Tapping into all of your resources can be overwhelming. Get tips from your peers to help you tackle the process one small step at a time.
The RIO Faculty Fellows program seeks to identify and develop tenured and tenure-track assistant or associate professors who are poised to lead significant collaborative projects, develop vision and deliver novel and impactful scholarly work.
Networking can sometimes feel uncomfortable and intimidating, but it can be helpful to remember that it’s just a conversation. Here are a few tips to help you feel more comfortable when making connections this year.
Every student at Ãå±±½ûµØ has the opportunity to discover and develop their strengths through the CliftonStrengths assessment. Here are a few steps for learning more about your strengths and how to apply them in your college journey.