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UNM Career Services Presentation Menu
1. Career Moves Start in College
Learn how UNM Career Services can help you explore options, build skills, and prepare for next steps.
2. Your Resume and Cover Letter Called - They Want an Upgrade
Cheat codes for developing strong resumes and compelling cover letters.
3. Interviewing with Main Character Energy
Strategies for interview preparation, confident communication, and professional follow-up.
4. Less Cringe, More Connection: Tips for Career Fair Preparation
Hacks forlearning about and connecting withemployers ahead of career fairs.
5. Job Search by Design: Scroll Less, Target More, Connect Better
Short cuts for a focused and effective job search.
6. LinkedIn That Works: Stop Lurking; Start Linking
Maximize LinkedIn for networking, career exploration, and professional branding.7. Show, Don’t Tell: Online Portfolio Essentials
Strategies for showcasing your work and experiences online.
8. More Than Money: Navigating Job Offer Negotiations
Learn how to make informed decisions and conduct offer discussions professionally.
9. Finding and Working Effectively with a Mentor
How to identify and reach out to potential mentors, andhow they can help you.
10. Discovering Your Why: Exploring Careers That Fit
Career exploration is a process—discover how your interests, motivations, and experiences can guide it.
11. Build, Test, Learn: A Design Thinking Approach to Career Planning
Methods for creating a flexible roadmap for your career while in college.
12. Career Anxiety and Doubt: What's Helpful and What's Holding You Back
Career anxiety and doubt are understandable today. How can you tell when it's getting in the way of your goals and what can you do about it?
13. Don’t Fake It Until You Make It: You Belong Here
What is Imposter Syndrome? Why does it happen and how can you move forward?
14. To Tell or Not to Tell?
Disability in the workplace: disclosure, self-advocacy, and accommodations.
15. Preparing for Workplace Bias and Building Career Confidence
Recognizing workplace bias, advocating for yourself, and building confidence in professional settings.
Faculty: Consider including a project or homework associated with the presentation for course credit. Contact Career Services to collaborate on activity ideas.
