Students

Welcome to the Career Development Center (CDC). Career development is a lifelong process, so in addition to the help we provide while you’re a student, we’ll continue to assist you after you graduate. For now, here are ways we can help: 

  • We provide insights about you through our quick assessment tool
  • We can make you aware of career options
  • We help you prepare for your chosen career
  • We help you take action to land your first career position 

For each of these steps we have multiple tools that will help empower you to reach your career goals. Please call to make an appointment with one of our career counselors, and we can get the ball rolling for your career. If you already know what you want to do, follow the links to all our resources below. Thank you for taking the time to visit our site today, and please call or email us with any questions that remain. 

Michael Snapp

Director, Career Development Center

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Career Events

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Event calendar

Handshake

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Job Search Resources

Career Preparation

Career Exploration and Salary Information

Video Tutorials and Resources

Job Search Engines

 

Listed below are links to national job search engines where employers can post open positions within their companies. These links will allow you to search for jobs and post your resume.

Arts & Performance

Aviation

Behavioral Science & Nonprofit

Business & Finance

Communications & Media

Disability Resources

Diversity

Environmental Jobs

Fire & Emergency Services

Food Industry Jobs

General Internships

General Job Boards

Government

Healthcare

International

Military

Music

Nonprofit

Nursing

Sales

Science

Teaching & Academia

Technology & Computers

Trades & Industry

Graduate School Fair

 

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Date: October 21, 2021

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: Grande Ballroom

The Graduate School Fair features representatives from general graduate studies offices, specific graduate programs, and professional health schools (medical, dental, osteopathic, PA, PT, OT, chiropractic, optometry, pharmacy, dental hygiene). Here are a few reasons for you to attend:

  • Get a running start on your career by becoming an "employable quality graduate."
  • Make contacts to broaden your horizons after graduation.
  • Campus representatives from a strong and diverse group of more than 80 programs with graduate, business, and health professions programs.
  • An opportunity to discuss admission and degree requirements with representatives.
  • A chance to talk informally with admissions representatives about their specific institutions and about the benefits of graduate and/or professional study in general.

Graduate School Fair comes only once per year. So seniors, this is your last chance to attend.

 

Education Students

Handshake is an online system listing all off-campus job offers made available to students by the Career Development Center Employment Partners. Many school districts advertise on Handshake, where registered education students can view and apply for open teaching positions. School district representatives visit UVU in the fall and spring each year to interview UVU education graduates.

Handshake is the only system where education students can sign up for interviews without visiting school district representatives.


Upcoming Events: TBA

 

 

If you have any questions, contact the CDC Career Counselor Misty Hansen at 801-863-6710 or via email

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Educational Resources

These are invaluable resources to help you make the proper connections for your educational career goals.

 

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Resources

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