Disability in the Workplace: A Workshop Series
Tips, tricks, and resources to help you up your (work) game!
Meeting ID: 926 6842 4554 PW: 846172
Look at me!: Attention Grabbing Resumes and Cover Letters
September 14 from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.
On average employers look at resumes for only 6 seconds before they decide they’re interested in reading more! Come learn how to create a resume that stands out. We will walk you through how to highlight your most relevant, transferable skills and achievements, address gaps due to a disability or health condition, and bring in experience from your classes and volunteerism.
Gaining a Competitive Edge: Building Work Experience
October 12 from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.
Fact – about 91% of employers prefer to hire new graduates with work experience in addition to certain skills and qualities! Join us at the next workshop to learn about how you can increase your competitive advantage to enter your career field! You’ll learn about different ways to build professional connections and skills through paid and unpaid internships, work experiences, volunteerism, and networking! Networking, info interviews, internships (e.g. student assistant positions, adult work experience), and volunteerism
Interviewing with Confidence: Stand Out as the Best Job Candidate!
November 9 from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.
The scariest part of searching for a job is often the interview process... not knowing what they're going to ask you, sweaty hands, all eyes on you - it can be intimidating! We will give you tips to ace the interview and increase your chance to land the job. Learn about the art of disability disclosure, including how to talk about your disability as a strength and source of valuable workplace diversity.
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