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These pages contain information especially for Clark master's and doctoral degree students. You are also invited to check out the information under Explore Careers and Jobs and Grad Schools. |
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Services for Graduate Students
Please note that graduate students enrolled in the Graduate
School of Management have access to career services through GSOM. Please
contact Lisa Radomsky, Director of GSOM
Career Services for more information.
Career Advising
One-on-one assistance with your career goals. More
Resume, Cover letter, CV Critiques
Schedule an appointment or drop off your career search tools to have them
evaluated.
Please keep in mind that as a graduate student seeking an academic job,
you will need a Curriculum Vitae. If you are seeking a non-academic job, than
you are probably best served by the resume information. It is also wise to
consult your academic department for additional advice and/or resources.
Interview Preparation
Prepare for the real thing by scheduling a simulated experience. Gain constructive
feedback to use in your next interview. Use our online
Interview Tutorial (PDF).
Researching Employers
For non academic jobs and/or some consulting/think tank firm leads, click here to
find out about the resources you can utilize to learn more about employers
that match your skills and interests. For academic oriented positions, don't
forget about using professional associations and/or trade organizations. Professors in
your department may also have some suggestions. Read our page on
Researching Employers.
Job Search Resources
For resources and tips for your academic and non-academic job search, please
click on the "Job Links for Ph.D." link above.
Additional online resources which are useful in
seeking employment can be accessed by clicking on the "Web Resources" link in
the "Tools and Resources" box in the top right corner of this page. Also note that many of the job
listings have an undergraduate, entry-level focus. Remember that academic
departments, especially at the graduate level, receive more experienced postings
from time-to-time.
Funding Your Research, Tuition or an Organization
For a list of funding resources useful in your research and/or career, please
click on the "Funding Resources" link above.
Applying to Ph.D. Programs
If you need information and resources to assist you in your application
process to a Ph.D. program, please click on the "Ph.D. Programs" link above.
Career Services Library.
The Career Services Library is accessible between the
hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Browse through the book, company,
job and other career resources.
Alumni Networking
Make an appointment with an adviser in Career Services to find out
about alumni who have offered to assist current Clarkies. Contact your
department as well for information on alumni from your particular program.
If you are a fifth year student, you already have access to the
Alumni Online Community.
Career Services Events
Don't forget to
check out our Calendar of Events to see about upcoming workshops and events. You
are welcome to attend as graduate students, but we encourage you to contact
Career Services first to find out more about the information which will be
covered to see if it will be suitable for you and your goals.
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