Junior Year

• Continue to add new skills and experiences to your resume and career portfolio.
• Pursue leadership positions in campus organizations or community volunteer agencies.
• Purchase interview attire and begin to build professional wardrobe.
• Attend Career Fairs and Employer Information Sessions
• Begin developing your networking system.
• Identify at least five position titles in career fields that interest you, and research 7-10 employers that ofkfer those positions.
• Participate in a mock interview at the Career Center.
• Secure an internship or a co-op, practicum, independent study, or community work.
• Understand and learn about the job search process by utilizing the Career Center's Resource Area.
• If contemplating graduate school request application materials and information from several potential graduate schools.
• Inquire about tests required to enter graduate school.
• Select three work or academic references that can highlight your accomplishments.
• Build networking, interviewing and job search skills. Continue to job shadow and conduct information interviews.
• Actively develop career goals and plan next steps towards achieving your goals.
• Read professional publications, attend a professional conference, study abroad, and/or conduct faculty student research.