Develop career-ready skills
At D'Amore-McKim, our Graduate Career Center is dedicated to bridging the gap between your academic learning and professional success. We don't just help you gain knowledge; we show you how to leverage it to achieve your career goals.
Our team is here to support you every step of the way. You'll build and practice skills that demonstrate to future employers that you're ready to excel. The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) highlights eight key career readiness competencies: career & self-development, communication, critical thinking, equity & inclusion, leadership, professionalism, teamwork, and technology.
The Graduate Career Center will help you build these competencies vital to your personal and professional growth. The career advisors offer various touchpoints to help you master effective job search and networking strategies, ensuring you feel confident in front of employers.
Take full advantage of these opportunities to build your competencies and prepare for a successful career.
Career Planning
Discover the importance of career agility—being adaptable and flexible to the ever-changing business market. Reflect on your career interests and familiarize yourself with the tools, techniques, and concepts essential for your career development. This will help you align your career planning with your long-term professional and personal goals.
Career Management Toolkit
Access essential career development materials, including resumé, cover letter, and business communication templates. You'll also find worksheets to help you keep track of networking contacts, job search activities, and much more.
Career Readiness Symposium
Enjoy a day of interactive workshops on campus. You'll cover everything from perfecting your marketing materials to building your communication and networking skills. Plus, you'll hear from an alumni panel and learn how to apply their advice to your career search strategy.
Career Development Clinics
Attend interactive career workshops offered in-person and virtually throughout the semester. Topics include resumé writing, cover letters, elevator pitches, job search strategies, interview skills, and negotiation tactics. These clinics are designed to give you the practical skills you need to succeed.
