Career Development

Networking is a key component for starting your career, whether in academia or beyond academia. Building a network takes time and commitment but can provide long lasting benefits. Join Lana Smith-Hale for a workshop demystifying the world of networking.

By Erik Martinez, Graduate Career Peer
Monday, November 21st, 2016 - 4:07pm


Credit: Huffington PostBuilding professional relationships is crucial to career success, and graduate students are no different. Some estimates posit that over 80% of jobs are secured either directly or indirectly through personal networks. This interactive workshop will cover how to create a strong base of professional connections, as well as how to identify and successfully navigate in-person and online networking opportunities. We will focus specifically on demystifying the informational interview and why they are important for building a professional network.

The Hidden Job Market: Grad Student's Guide to Networking and Informational Interviews
Facilitator: Lana Smith-Hale, Graduate Career Counselor
November 30, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
​Student Resource Building Room 2154​
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