JumpStart the Job Search
Audience: 2nd Year Graduate Students
When: October 2020, Weekly (Thursdays 12:30pm - 1:30pm ET - October 8, 15, 22, 29)
One of the most noticeable (and lingering) consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic is the impact on employment nationwide, particularly within Higher Education and Student Affairs. Given today’s landscape of hiring freezes and furloughs, redistributed workloads, and new job responsibilities as a response to COVID, the “how-tos” of the #SAGrad and #SAPro job search have changed. With fewer available jobs, graduate students and new professionals must look differently towards opportunities within Student Affairs, including searching for Higher Ed/Student Affairs adjacent roles.
This 4-part series geared towards 2nd-year graduate students will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates. Come to one, come to all! Topics, dates, and registration link in each event.
RegisterCheck out the TPE YouTube Channel for videos, webinars, and other resources to assist candidates in the job search and career development process! Past webinars from this fall can be found on the YouTube page including:
Job Search 101
Resume 101
Navigating TPE on a Budget
Candidate Orientation
Navigating TPE with a Marginalized Identity
JumpStart the Job Search
Audience: 2nd Year Graduate Students
When: October 2020, Weekly (Thursdays 12:30pm - 1:30pm ET - October 8, 15, 22, 29)
One of the most noticeable (and lingering) consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic is the impact on employment nationwide, particularly within Higher Education and Student Affairs. Given today’s landscape of hiring freezes and furloughs, redistributed workloads, and new job responsibilities as a response to COVID, the “how-tos” of the #SAGrad and #SAPro job search have changed. With fewer available jobs, graduate students and new professionals must look differently towards opportunities within Student Affairs, including searching for Higher Ed/Student Affairs adjacent roles.
This 4-part series geared towards 2nd-year graduate students will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates. Come to one, come to all! Topics, dates, and registration link in each event.
Join Kevin Stensberg, Manager of Graduate Services at KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) to learn his story of finding international employment. Hisr 15-minute personal story about how he went from working in the US to working in Saudi Arabia will be followed by 15-minutes of Q&A. The entire event is short, simply 30-minutes to take a break, learn, and connect with others.
Join us for a panel featuring Student Affairs professionals with international work experience! The panel will focus on both international visa holders looking for higher education and student affairs employment in the US, and domestic citizens looking for Student Affairs related work outside the United States. Save the date and join us for this FREE session. Panelists will include an SA pro working internationally, an international status SA Pro working in the US, and an expert in International Work.
“So, tell me about yourself? How would you add value to this job? To the Department? Ito the nstitution?” This important session will help participants reflect on how they add value to positions and the profession, with practical strategies as to how to best articulate that value throughout the job search process. Often, strong candidates are unable to properly showcase their value, or explain how their experience would benefit the position to which they are applying. This session will help job seekers think about what they need to do to stand out in all stages of their job search.
This series, geared towards 2nd-year graduate students, will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates.
A well-done job search is not unlike a well-done student/campus program. You wouldn’t implement a new initiative on campus without proper planning or including other people in the process. Yet, most people enter the job search and start applying without prior planning or making the right connections. It’s only October, but now is the time to start the job search planning process. This session will focus on the often-overlooked elements of the job search including: making connections to people (who, how, where, why?), strategies for researching positions and organizing a job search, reflecting on “for now” and longer-term goals, and creating an action plan around fill experience gaps over the next few months.
This series geared towards 2nd-year graduate students will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates.
This panel session will include a mix of recent candidates and employers to provide insight into different types of opportunities based on functional area, institution type, geographic locations, etc. and how and how to best navigate the job search for a particular interest area. Hear from panelists who found positions in various types of roles, including those that differed from their graduate practicum.
This series, geared towards 2nd-year graduate students, will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates.
This session will give a general overview of the job search process, particularly in response to the current higher education employment landscape. Participants will learn from current practioners int he field about current hiring trends in Student Affairs, with a focus on job search strategies for anyone planning on going through a job search in the upcoming year.
This series, geared towards 2nd-year graduate students, will provide a “jumpstart” to the job search process. Sessions will provide practical tips for job search readiness to help participants stand out among other candidates.
Are my housing and residence life experience useful in different departments? Can I move from student conduct to student activities? What is the transition to a different department like? Join the Candidate Development Team to learn more about transitioning to a different department leveraging your current (and useful) skills! LAst year, 63% of TPE Onsite jobs were in Housing and Residence Life. And, almost 40% were in other functional areas. At TPE, you can apply for and interview for jobs in many different functional areas. This session will feature a panel of student affairs professionals who will detail their experiences transitioning into and out of different departments so you can be more ready to interview for different types of positions.
Previously Recorded : https://ufl.zoom.us/rec/share/z8NvF_LorHxOGa
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