The resource room also contains file cabinets with additional information on organizations, including brochures, applications, and annual reports. Visit it on the web here . Many weekly and biweekly publications are also available at the center to help you with your job and internship search, such as The Jobs Book, International Career Employment Opportunities, Current Jobs for Graduates, Federal Jobs Digest, and National Business Employment Weekly. Likewise, students can take advantage of the reference library, which features a selection of current job related books. Programs and Services Workshops, programs, and events, including information sessions and alumni panels, are sponsored by the Career Center.
Presentations begin during the week of new student orientation and continue throughout the year.
Individual career development and planning is available to all graduate students in the School of Foreign Service. Appointments may focus on any aspect of the job and internship search, such as resume writing, cover letters, self-marketing, interview skills, salary negotiation, and general.2000 career direction. The Career Development Center publishes a weekly newsletter, Career Bulletin, which features a different job search article each week. It also provides information on upcoming events, and lists the most recent internships, fellowships, and job leads. Copies are available at the Career Center and through the program, and are also distributed via e-mail.