byLily ZhangReposted from The Muse Having conducted hundreds of interviews—both mock interviews with career coaching clients and real interviews as part of search committees—and seen what the outcomes are, I can say with confidence that getting through the hiring process and landing a job is not just about whether or not you can do the job. It’s…
There are several on-campus jobs posted now for the fall semester. Consider the Registrar’s Office to Sustainability, Physics to Campus Activities. Check in Handshake for what might best fit your interests. Deadlines are coming up quickly, be ready so you don’t miss out!
NSO Workers play a key role in welcoming our new students and their families to campus. They are the first CC representatives that students and their families see on move-in day. The job can be physical – unloading suitcases and boxes from vehicles, loading up moving carts, carrying items up stairs, and delivering student belongings…
Reposted from Vaultby Victorio Duran III | July 06, 2021 When you think of networking, you might envision a room full of people who don’t know each other, making small talk, sipping cocktails, exchanging business cards, hoping to eventually making long-lasting connections. But networking can be much more than that. While networking can occur externally (connecting with…
Interns are required to work 40 hrs per week Qualified applicants must be current students or have graduated no more than 12 months prior to the start of the internship. Candidates don’t have to be backseat listeners, but we want folks who share our mission to create and reflect a more informed public. For more details…
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is currently accepting applications for remote fall 2021 internships in departments across the institution. The fall 2021 Internship Program will begin on Monday, October 4 and end on Friday, December 10. Fall internships require a commitment of 20 hours per week for the full ten weeks, including attendance at Museum Culture…
After more than a year away from the theater, “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” internship program is returning to The Ed Sullivan Theater! Our program provides college juniors, seniors, and recent graduates (up to one year after graduation) the opportunity to understand the production process of an hour-long late night variety show. The internship will be…
The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum (CSPM) is currently hiring a Part-Time Marketing Coordinator to help strengthen the Museum’s marketing and communication functions. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cosprings/jobs/3008830/hourly-museum-marketing-coordinator-pt-administrative-support. You will work in fast-paced, collaborative environment with dedicated staff and volunteers to build public interest, engagement, and investment in CSPM’s mission. Working with CSPM staff and board leadership, you will create…
by Taneasha WhiteRe-posted from The Muse There are several steps to nail when it comes to landing your dream job, like polishing your resume and perfecting your cover letter. Once you make it to the interview stage, give yourself a brief pat on the back, but don’t get too comfortable. How you appeal to an employer goes beyond…
Students: Provide your perspective and first-person experience to help inform CC’s strategic communications as part of the Communications Student Advisory Council. You’ll work directly with the Office of Communications team to incorporate your student experience into storytelling across all of our communications channels, and will contribute your thoughts on how the institutional efforts of the…
Full Time, Annual hours: 1950, 12 months/36.5 hrs per weekColorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College Museum Summary Description: Serves as a member of the Curatorial team in the museum, with focus on the Southwest Collection. Supports exhibitions, events, collections work, and the artist in residence program. Participates in the work of planning, organizing,…
Andrea Culp, Career Center, presents:“How to Market Your Skills and Boost Your Employability” Tuesday, August 10, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) What are the top skills that employers look for in candidates? How can you build and enhance these skills? Most importantly, how do you share these skills with potential employers? Join us to learn how! This…
Lisa Schwartz, Student Opportunities and Advising Hub, presents:“Competitive Fellowships” Tuesday, August 3, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Come and learn an broad overview of grants for CC students, opportunities for undergraduates, short-term post-grad fellowships, and graduate school awards — to find opportunities that fit your interests and plans. This workshop is part of the 2021 Summer Student Collaborative Research…
Dr. Steve Getty, Director Quantitative Reasoning, presents:“Showcasing Your Research – How to Create an Effective Poster” Tuesday, July 27, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) A key outcome of the SCoRe program is a poster showcasing your hard work during parents’ weekend. But what are the key steps in making an effective research poster? This session will help…
Dr. Traci Freeman, Director Colket Center, presents:“Writing Effective Abstracts of Your Research” Tuesday, July 20, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Writing an abstract for a research project is a complicated rhetorical task that masquerades as a simple one. How do you transform a lengthy written project or weeks of research into a brief and intelligible synopsis of…
Roy Jo Sartin, Writing Center Specialist, presents:“Applying for Fellowships, Scholarships, Grants, & Grad School” Tuesday, July 13, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Join presenter Roy Jo Sartin, who in the last year helped CC students and alums garner more than half a million dollars in grant and post-graduate funding, to learn the real-world tips and tricks of getting…
Jane Byrnes, Student Opportunities and Advising Hub; Heather Kelley, Career Center; Gretchen Wardell, Career Center; Brianna Walls, Career Center, present:“Preparing for Graduate and Professional School Exams” Tuesday, July 6, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Entrance exams are inevitable. Learn about the exams, when they’re required, strategies about timing and studying, and more! This workshop is part of…
Shannon Amundson, Director Financial Aid, presents:“Budgeting” Tuesday, June 29, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) We will go over actual expenses and income and use a spreadsheet to go over wants and needs and what is possible for you. This is intended to help you not just this summer, but beyond. Come with questions, it is way better…
Kate Caroll, Creativity and Innovation, presents:“Student Seed Grant” Tuesday, June 22, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Come and learn about Student Seed Innovation Grants (SSIG) of $3,000 – $8,000 that empower students to investigate burning questions and engage in solutions to real-world problems. All enrolled Colorado College students in good standing are eligible to apply. College seniors…
Ellen Steinlein, Human Resources, presents:“Difficult Conversations with Supervisors” Tuesday, June 15, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Have you ever wondered what Human Resources does within a company? Do you know how to have difficult conversations with your supervisor? How do you handle conflict at work? Come and meet Colorado College’s HR department and learn first-hand how to clearly…
Dr. Heather Horton, Director Wellness Center, presents: “Managing Stress and Maintaining Wellness”June 8, 202112:00-1:00pm MT (virtual) Stress is a part of life. Navigating the new skills and strategies for researching online and working in a distance format may add to that stress. In this SCoRe session, we’ll dig into some strategies and skills that can…
2021 Summer Student Collaborative Research (SCoRe) workshops offer the opportunity for you to engage with other CC students participating in summer experiences both on and off campus. All Faculty, Staff, and Students are welcome! Please check out the full schedule and stay up to date on changes on the Workshop Site. RSVP for all events…
Class of 2021: Congratulations on all of your hard work to achieve your degree and wrap up your time at CC. We are still here to help you as you move toward the next great step for you. Please join us for this summer series to keep you moving forward toward your goals. Each session…
#4853770 Sophomore Orientation Leader at CC By facilitating structured activities, Sophomore Re-orientation leaders will support a small group of sophomore and transfer students. Activities include facilitating conversations, helping sophomores make connections, and orienting sophomores to campus. Facilitators will uphold the integrity, mission, and values of Colorado College and are responsible for creating welcoming and inclusive spaces for…
#4829452 Communications Student Advisory Council at CC Provide your perspective and first-person experience to help inform CC’s strategic communications as well as direct insights into the gaps in college messaging and institutional campaigns. You’ll work directly with the Office of Communications team to incorporate your student experience into storytelling across all of our communications channels, and will…
Closes: 5/27/2021 4:00 PM Mountain The City of Colorado Springs is seeking an intern for the Communications Department.Normal work week is Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (with some weekend hours). Hours will be flexible and approximately 15-20 hours per week. Essential Job Functions: Write press releases Assist with website and social media Assist with writing, producing,…
The ArtBound Initiative Creative Diversity Scholarship scheme is designed to help students or recent grads launch their career in the creative industries. The Creative Diversity Scholarship scheme offers you: A Full Scholarship for the ArtBound Initiative internship program which includes personalized coaching, events, networking opportunities and access to an international network of alumni. A paid…
by Jaclyn Westlakere-posted from The Muse The pandemic affected all of us in one way or another (often in many more ways than one), so it’s probably inevitable that COVID-19 will be on our minds for the foreseeable future. We’re still processing what we’ve gone through (and will continue to experience) and that means you…
Don’t forget to register for the Career Center 2021-2022 adjunct offerings. Are you a junior or senior beginning (or continuing) to think about post-grad plans? This is a great way to be intentional about your process starting early in the fall semester. Internship and Job Search Strategies for the Liberal Arts StudentCourse # GS222 1213 — .25 Credit This…
Full-time position for a recent grad preferably from one of The Quad’s partner schools and experience participating in the Quad Fellowship. Check out the full details on the CC HR site. The Quad is a joint initiative between CC, PPCC, UCCS and the US Air Force Academy (insofar as authorized by Federal law). This 1-year position is intended…
