The Steinbright Career Development Center will host an international job search resources workshop on December 2, 2008 from 4 to 5 p.m. in room L33/34, Hagerty Library (33rd and Market Streets).
This workshop will provide an overview of resources available in the library for job seekers. Attendees will learn how to use electronic databases to generate lists of potential overseas employers. The workshop is open to all Drexel students and alumni.
For more information and to register, email dl423@drexel.edu.
Careers Pick of the Week:
The Intern Files
Call number: Hagerty Careers LC 1072 .I58 F43 2006
Wondering how to be the perfect intern? The Intern Files covers all the need-to-know questions about finding an internship and succeeding in the interview to get the job. Not only does it cover the basics, but it also answers the do’s and dont’s of what to wear, who to befriend, and how not to get taken advantage of. Open the files and learn how to be the perfect intern!
What is the best way to prepare for an inter view?
Practice!
This event will allow you to practice your
interviewing skills over a 30 minute time period by
completing individual, five-minute mock interviews
with multiple co-op coordinators.
When: Wednesday, December 3; noon to 3:00 pm
Where: MacAlister 2019-2020
Please call the SCDC front desk at (215) 895-2185
to schedule a time slot. Time slots will begin at
noon and are available in 30 minute increments
until 3:00 pm.
New books have been added to our Careers Collection!!
- Wiley CPA Exam Review 2008-2009- Aspiring accountants, rejoice!! This two volume set will prepare you for your CPA exam in no time.
- How to Write Winning Letters of Recommendation- If you’re struggling to eke out that letter of recommendation, this book is for you. It offers guidelines and plenty of samples and templates for employment, college-related, and general recommendation letters; employment, college, character, and general reference letters; commendation letters; performance evaluation letters; and college admission essays.
- Opportunities in Petroleum Careers- Explore career opportunities within the petroleum industry.
- America’s Best Graduate Schools, 2009 Edition- U.S. News & World Reports has come out with their newest rankings for graduate schools!
- Careers in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality- Explore careers within the travel and hospitality industry.
- 150 Best Recession-Proof Jobs- With the current economic landscape, it would be wise to use this book to begin planning your career.
- Interview Answers in a Flash- Practice your interviewing skills by using this book of more than 200 flash card-style questions!
- The Ultimate Interview Book- This book is great because it tells you the key questions to expect in an interview for your kind of job- whether it is a sales & marketing job, a management position, a creative job, or more.
- Succeeding as an International Student in the United States and Canada- This book is the ultimate source for international students. It tells you everything you should expect and need to know from the standpoint of an international student: from how to succeed in university to earn and manage your money.
- How to Pass Numerical Reasoning Tests- Many employers, especially overseas, will have potential employees take a numerical reasoning test to weed applicants how. Use this step-by-step guide to learn all the basic skills you need!
- Escape the Mid-Career Doldrums- If you’re bored, burned out, retired, or just got fired, this book will help you get onto a new career track.
- Delaying the Real World- If starting a career immediately after graduation doesn’t appeal to you, why don’t you try traveling and trying to make the world a better place? This book will tell you how.
Careers Pick of the Week:
The Vault Guide to International Careers
Call Number: Hagerty Careers HF 5382.55.C47 2004
Looking to work abroad? This book reveals important information about the opportunities and benefits of an international career. It also has some practical information on how to prepare, what to expect, and personal stories about people’s experiences working abroad. With all that this guide offers, it is a great way to make a dream of an international career a real option.
Careers Pick of the Week:
Careers by Design
Call Number: Hagerty Careers NC 1001 .G65 2001
Are you a graphic designer or interested in becoming one? This business guide breaks down careers in the graphic design field to help you understand each career’s purpose and requirements. It also has helpful tips on how to have a professional portfolio and how to effectively job hunt for the specific aspect of graphic design that fits you best.
Careers Pick of the Week:
Take This Work and Love It
Call Number: Hagerty Careers HF 5549.5 .J63 J33 1997
The workplace is constantly changing, whether it is downsizing or re-engineering. This means that it is vital for you to be ahead of your company’s change to be a more valuable and flexible employee. Take This Work and Love It takes a hands-on approach by offering useful checklists and worksheets that help you specify and visualize the internal changes that you need to make. With this manual’s help, you will be able to revitalize and love the work you are doing and be prepared for an environment that constantly evolves.
Careers Pick of the Week:
10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College
Call Number: Hagerty Careers LC 1037.5 .C68 2003
Think you’ll learn all you need to know for your future employer in the classroom? You’re wrong!
Bill Coplin, author of 10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College, has compiled ways to acquire job skills before you graduate. College is the perfect time to start learning these ten important skills that will make you a more marketable candidate for a job in the future. So don’t waste time, start learning these skills today!
REPAIR YOUR RESUME
Bring your resume and get feedback from the SCDC staff.
When: Tuesday, October 28, 2008, Noon to 3:30PM
Where: Creese Student Center (main lobby area)
Sign up for a timeslot by calling (215) 895-2185
Want to find a job or a co-op abroad? This workshop will provide an overview of the resources available through the library and in the Careers Collection that can be used to identify opportunities abroad. Attendees will learn how to use electronic databases to generate lists of potential employers overseas.
This workshop is open to Drexel students and alum. To register, email dl423@drexel.edu.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
12-1PM
Location: Hagerty Library, Room L33/34
