Fransheska is completing her master’s in College Student Affairs at NSU. Prior to starting her masters, Fransheska worked as a Collegiate Development Consultant for Delta Phi Epsilon where she supported student organization success, leadership development and recruitment efforts. These experiences have led Fransheska to want to be a support system to NSU students as well […]
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Career Corner: How personal should a personal statement be?
A personal statement is a detailed statement of your career goals that reflects your personality and style. Basically, it tells the reader your true story, passion and motivations, which your resume and other professional documents cannot do. Many of you have probably had to or will have to write a personal statement if you’re planning […]
Career Corner: Big fish in a small pond
Job searching can be a very difficult process, especially when you have to decide between multiple offers from employers. When going through the decision making process, it is important to keep all of your options open and avoid the “job snob” mindset, as not every opportunity you accept has to be in a large well-known […]
Coach’s Corner: Stephen Schram
Maintaining a positive attitude and having a great work ethic has helped Stephen Schram, head coach of the women’s tennis team, achieve the goals he has set for himself. He learned to stay positive from one of his coaches and he now preaches it to his team. “One of the biggest influences in my life […]
Career Corner: Sending thank-you letters
Sending a thank you letter to an interviewer can help close the deal on a good job interview and help set you apart from other applicants. A thank you letter helps you convey your interest in and enthusiasm for the company and the position for which you interviewed. Try to be specific about why you […]
Career Corner: To be or not to be? Graudate school and the future
To be or not to be? Shakespeare must have been a career coach because, sometimes in our journey toward reaching our goals, we must decide if an opportunity is the right or wrong fit. Deciding on what to do after graduating with your bachelor’s can be a scary task. You probably just got comfortable with […]
Career Corner: Sending a thank you letter
Have you ever been thanked for doing something? By human nature, we enjoy the feeling we get when someone appreciates or acknowledges our time and effort. Now imagine that you just left an interview and are trying to make a strong impression on an employer who has to decide if you are the right fit […]
Career Corner: Answering difficult interview questions
The journey to reaching your dream job will inevitably involve answering difficult interview questions. Interviews are a chance to show why you’re a good fit for the role by providing insights into your personality, skills and experiences. The process can be scary but you can address its challenges by preparing properly, which includes anticipating potential […]
Career Corner: Personalizing your resume
Personalizing your resume to a specific job or industry is essential as you try to showcase your fit to an employer. Many people struggle with this because they’re entirely focused on the nature of their work, as opposed to the associated skills. For example, a student who has worked primarily in customer service and is […]
Career Corner: Strategic planning for professional conferences
Going to a professional conference or career fair for the first time can make anyone stressed. It’s similar to going to a party but having no idea who to talk to, what to say or how to act. Preparation can be your best friend in the process. Start by creating a short hit list of […]