CGU Career Center

02/25/2019

To drink or not to drink at professional development events, read more to see some suggestions.

Natalie Lundsteen offers advice for graduate trainees and postdocs negotiating the dos and don'ts of drinking alcohol at professional events when potential employers are present -- and watching.

01/28/2019

Teamwork skills is in the top 5 skills employers want.

Ads for both academic and nonacademic jobs highlight teamwork, writes Pallavi Eswara, who give tips on how to develop those skills and then demonstrate you possess them.

11/26/2018

This is the CGU CDO philosophy too--come early and often!

Stephanie K. Eberle advises graduate students to start thinking about career development early in their education.

05/09/2017

Therapy dogs join CGU during finals week to help students re-energize!

03/16/2017

As we prepare for the second half of the semester, here are 5 tips to help you avoid our not so welcome friend, Burnout.

https://www.concorde.edu/blog/burnout-in-health-care-degree

College is a stressful time no matter where you go or what degree you pursue. At Concorde, we help you earn your health care degree without burning out.

09/21/2016

Rocket is here!!!! Come pet a comfort dog and relieve your stress. He's her today until 1 pm!!

09/15/2016

Read this artice on the value of having a back up plan http://bit.ly/2cqb1pi

09/09/2016

http://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1891

We are back in school!

Link to Piled Higher and Deeper

09/08/2016

Comedy and the academy converging together? Check it.

http://www.chronicle.com/article/A-Comedianan-Academic/237715

Shane Mauss, a stand-up comic who likes picking professors’ brains, has become an unlikely but engaging science educator.

09/07/2016

http://cgu-sah.doomby.com/diary/humanities-forum/careers-for-humanists-workshop-with-christine-kelly.html

The Career Development Office and the School of Arts and Humanities invites you to "Careers for Humanists" RSVP on ClaremontConnect/Handshake or email [email protected]. Getting a degree in the humanities is not a vow of poverty. There is a wide ...