Career in the Spotlight: Non-profits are Hiring!!

If you are interested in Business Management, Project Management, Public Relations, Communications, Marketing, Accounting, Fundraising and many more areas of work, working for a nonprofit is a great place to start. With the recession today, nonprofits are booming. Why? During a time when people look to use their money wisely and efficiently, they turn to nonprofit sectors.


About.com features an article that discusses the nonprofit world today. (more..)

CU Alum, Jon Goldsmith, shares his Career Search Story.

. What did and did not work well with your job search?

When you are laid off, it can be completely overwhelming to figure out where to start. Everyone has their own suggestions and recommendations, however, I feel as though the best thing to do upon newfound unemployment is to reflect on your past job. (more...)

Top 10 Resume Do’s and Don’ts

Below is a list of the top ten resume do’s and don’ts. These helpful hints can serve as a great guide for writing or critiquing your resume.

Top 10 Do’s and Don’ts (more..)

It’s Easy to Apply for Jobs Online— but It Takes More to Truly Stand Out

This article taken from Campus Career Counselor is very interesting and important for recent grads. Check it out.

The Employer: Brian Mackey, National Recruitment Manager for GEI Consultants.

The Issue: The Internet isn’t—and can’t be—everything in the job search.

In a recent blog posting, you wrote: “Relying on the Internet alone to get a job might be the very thing keeping you from it.”

What do you mean? (more..)