Find Your Future

Career Services provides resources to students and alumni to prepare for the 2017 Career Fair.

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You’re focusing on your studies, but that next step big step of the future after graduation is always right around the corner. Southeastern’s Office of Career Services can help you every step of the way by offering a multitude of career counseling and job search assistance. The University’s annual Career Fair will be held Thursday, Sept. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 in the Pennington Student Activity Center on the corner of University Avenue and General Pershing.

Interact directly with recruiters and representatives from over 150 local and national companies and associations in a variety of industries during the free one-day event exclusively for students and alumni.

To get the most out of the event:

  • Prepare ahead of time by attending a free professional presence and etiquette seminar on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 3:30 p.m. in Garrett Hall, room 14 and reviewing these helpfulguides
  • Bring multiple copies of your resume. Your resume is your chance to showcase your talents and professional abilities to potential employers. Don't let your documents end up in the rejected pile. Meet with a Career Counselors for a free five-minute review of your resume. This service is available Monday-Thursday from 9 - 11 a.m. and 1 - 3 p.m. in the Student Union Annex, room 2102. You can find online resume guidance on the Career Services page
  • Be prepared to briefly discuss career interests, goals, knowledge and skills with recruiters.

 

For additional information on Career Fair 2016, visit www.southeastern.edu/careerfairinfo or contact Career Services at (985) 549 2121 or careerservices@southeastern.edu.

Southeastern’s Office of Career Services can assist you with many resources as your prepare for your future after graduation:

  • Map your career to help you identify which careers fit your strengths and interests.
  • Perfect your resume and write cover letters that get noticed.
  • Practice tips for acing your interview and learn techniques to showcase professionalism.
  • Search for part-time job, full-time employment, or an internship.

 

Visit the Career Services page for these services and more, which are provided free of charge for students as well as alumni.


Wednesday, August 9, 2017 10:03:54 AM CDT
by: Allen Cutrer