Jobs that YOU create by starting your own business. Analyze your skills and strengths and decide what it is that you do best. Another substantial point to consider is what you like to do most. A job that fails to provide enjoyment and other important characteristics can quickly turn into a negative experience for everyone involved. There are summer jobs which can provide opportunities to work in an area similar to your area of study here at Truman.
Many people view summer employment as a chance to experience another part of the country or world.
Some jobs of this nature can help build contacts in other places for future use. If you enjoy meeting the public on a daily basis, you probably would not function well in a closed environment with limited people interactions. The University Career Center has an abundance of information waiting for people like you to come in and explore. In fact, there is an entire section of books and directories which list summer employment opportunities. The Career Center hosts two job fairs every year to bring various employers to campus for the purpose of recruiting Truman students and alumni.