Getting involved can enhance your college experience and help you get ready for future careers. Read four tips for making the most of your involvement on campus.
Whether you’re in your first year or final year at CU, this is a great time to lay the groundwork for a successful internship or job search. You can begin with these tips for writing a memorable resume.
The University Libraries are offering educators affiliated with the university the opportunity to participate in a two-part open educational resources professional development experience and receive a $250 stipend recognizing their engagement.
Are you feeling pressure to get serious about what’s after graduation? It can be challenging to search for a job while finishing up your degree, but there are some strategies to make it easier.
The job search process can be competitive. But there’s one thing that can help you stand out from the crowd: your personal brand. Get tips for establishing your personal brand this semester.
Are you looking for a summer internship? Are you interested in making a positive impact in your community? CU PIIE organizes paid internships to nonprofit and government agencies in the Denver and Boulder metro areas.
From paid research studies to part-time employment, there are many opportunities to work at CU Boulder. Aside from earning money, working on campus is a great way to meet new people and gain experience.
Organization & Employee Development provides training and facilitation for individuals and teams with courses ranging from leadership development to workplace skills and more.
