CAREER CHART (FR -SR years) --"Steps in Preparing for Your Career" click here
CAREER MENTORING
Campbellsville University’s Career Mentoring Program offers students the opportunity to gain one-on-one coaching from professionals in their chosen career paths. Business leaders and key alumni have the opportunity to interact, share insights, and offers support to students wanting to be prepared to enter the Professional Workforce. Mentors can provide valuable career guidance, possibly offer job shadowing, and networking advice. Students must apply for a Mentor through the the website. (to the left - Apply for a Mentor:
Current Mentors Career Field Contact Info:
Mr. Kwaku Osebreh, Lexington KY BUSINESS/Analysis Manager 859-421-6924 osebreh@hotmail.com
Mrs. Helene Kramer, Louisville KY COMMUNICATIONS/PR 502-387-5558 helene.kramer@insightbb.com
Mr. Larry Bowen, Campbellsville KY Edward Jones INVESTMENT 270-469-9191
Mrs. Tammy Wade, VERMONT BUSINESS, Metropolitan Insur contact career services: 270-789-5192
Ms. Meredith Rogers, Knoxville TN CHEMIST/Consultant 865-330-0037 mrogers@geosyntec.com
Mr. Nick Berry, Elizabethtown, KY FITNESS/Entrepreneur 859-492-6038 rnberry4@gmail.com
Ms. Katy Neyhouse, Danville, KY BUSINESS/BANKING 859-238-0671 katy.neyhouse@fnbky.com
MAJORS/MINORS & Degree Programs AT Campbellsville University click here
What Can I Do With A Major In... this website will help you explore careers that are related to various majors: http://www.myplan.com/majors/what_to_do.php
Career OneStop.org
Provides tools to help job seekers, students businesses and career professionals. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Detailed job profiles, descriptions, wage scales, video knowlege/education required and tasks/activities involved http://careeronestop.org/
Personality/Career/Interest Assessment
is an online tool that is FREE for current students. Typefocus offers two assessments and five reports related to personality type, values, and interests, all of which impact college success. To learn more about the TypeFocus assessment, or to start the TypeFocus, click here. Contact Career Services (270)789-5192 if you have any additional questions regarding TypeFocus.
Learn about specific majors of study & what to expect from each major http://www.princetonreview.com/Majors.aspx
Career Workshops and Events
Click here to see a list of career workshops and events such as: career exploration, resume writing, and job fairs.
Resume Assistance
The Career Services office will be glad to assist you with your resume. By reviewing the website listed below, you should be able to begin preparing a draft, to give Career Services staff a starting point for assisting you with your resume. After creating a draft of your resume, come in and let us offer suggestions!
-- Sample Resumes, Resources & Tips here.
What Is An Internship?
Internships are valuable experiences that increase your chances of being selected for full-time jobs. Internships are typically short-term work or service experiences related to the student’s major or career goals. An internship generally involves students working in professional settings under the supervision of practicing professionals. Internships can be paid or unpaid, and the student may or may not receive academic credit for performing the internship. Once you find a company or organization that you are interested in, contact your advisor, professor, or career services to see if the internship qualifies for academic credit. Interns are more likely to be hired by companies after graduation. Internships are essential for young graduates with limited career experience!
Career Videos