Welcome to Career Services |
 Director:
Ms. Laura Hughes
Career Services  On this site you will find services that can help you improve your opportunity to acquire a job you enjoy. Our Mission Career Services supports the mission and goals of the University of Arkansas at Monticello by providing career development, self-awareness, career exploration, career decision-making preparation, and professional opportunities for undergraduate, graduate students and alumni by providing comprehensive services, offering programming and by promoting strong partnerships with employers, academic departments, and the university community. About Us
UAM
Career Services is a comprehensive career counseling and
Specific services and resources include: Focus, a
computerized career exploration program; the Self-Directed
Search, an interest inventory; MBTI, a personality assessment;
College Central Network, where students can create and
Career Services is located in the Harris Hall room 201. We offer daily walk-in hours for students that have quick questions about resumes, job searching, cover letters, and more. Students may also schedule appointments if more time is needed to discuss their career development. Resources
NACE Salary Calculator for Colleges Occupational Outlook Handbook The Nation′s premier source for career information that provides hundreds of occupations and describe What They Do, Work Environment, How to Become One, Pay, and more. http://www.bls.gov/ooh/ |
Alumni Career Mentoring Program
Student Career Services
Registration Form
Student Career Assessment Self-
registration
What Can I do with this major?
post
resumes, create a portfolio and search for internships and jobs;
internship resources; workshops on a wide range of topics from
choosing an academic major to job search strategies; a career
resource library; job listings for both part-time and full-time
positions and internships; on-campus recruiting; annual events
such as a Career and Education Fair and a homepage on the World
Wide Web with a directory of helpful career and employment
sites. Students can also receive assistance with developing
their career goals, writing resumes and cover letters, learning
job search strategies, and developing their interviewing skills.
In
addition to the job listings and job bulletins, the Career Resource
Center contains a variety of; publications to assist students in
their career research. Included in the collection are: employer
directories, job search self-help books, information on graduate
schools, professional journals, and corporate information on various
companies.