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| Career Education (Academic and Non-Academic) |
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The Graduate Student Career Development staff strives to
help students learn to assess and clarify the connections between their values,
skills, and interests in order to facilitate their exploration of career
options and their achievement of short- and long-term goals. Students may meet
with counselors by appointment to discuss a variety of issues, including
self-assessment, defining a career path, exploring and preparing for potential
academic and nonacademic careers, individual practice interviews, utilization
of career inventories with consultation, finding an internship or summer job,
and making the transition from academia to work. Graduate Student Career
Development also offers the Strong Interest Inventory and Myers-Briggs
Type Indicator, when appropriate. These instruments assist students in
their career exploration process. Counselors are available during walk-in hours
for quick questions and curriculum vitae (CV) and résumé and cover
letter critiques. Phone and e-mail counseling sessions are also available to
students no longer based in New York
City.
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