See a demonstration of our Career Development Toolkit in Canvas. Learn how the interactive modules can help you at every stage of your career journey.

Are you a student in a one or two year graduate program? There can be a lot going on in a short time – adjusting to Cornell, understanding the job market, participating in recruiting, maybe also acclimating to life in the USA. Career Services staff members are here to help support you in navigating all of this! This session covers career resources available to you and when to start working on applications and recruitment tasks.

Join Cornell Career Services for an overview of how to build your community through networking and relationship building. Agenda topics include: Overview of networking and tips for building your community, Introduction to CUeLINKS and LinkedIn, and a review of additional networking resources.

Canadian immigration attorneys discuss visa and immigration options for students graduating from U.S. universities. Speakers: Will Tao, Principal, Canadian Immigration Lawyer, Heron Law Offices and Candy Ngo Fai Hui, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.

Did you know that you develop many valuable transferable skills that can be used in a professional work environment? The challenge is conveying evidence of these skills to prospective employers through your resume and during a job interview. Learn how your experiences help you to build skills in the competencies employers seek and how you can turn these experiences into bullet points on your resume or short examples to be used in interviews.

Planning to apply for a Summer Experience Grant to support an unpaid or minimally paid summer experience? This info session shares information about completing your application and tips on completing the budget form.

Have you ever been to an event, meeting, interview or activity where you were expected to engage but didn’t know how or where to start? Connecting with total strangers (especially about careers) and initiating a conversation can be nerve-wracking and feel awkward. In this workshop we will explore the why behind connecting with others and identify challenges you might face (e.g. anxiety, nerves, etc.), and provide you with tips and resources for navigating talking to strangers in a new way.

Join Cornell Career Services advisors for an overview of LinkedIn and learn tips and resources for developing a strong profile and using the platform to explore, find opportunities and connect with the LinkedIn community.

Join Alex Jablonski, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor for Cornell Career Services, for an informational session on applying to graduate school. We will cover best practices in general, as well as dig into a few of the most common graduate paths. Specific topics will include: - Researching and identifying suitable graduate programs - Deciding between research-oriented (MA/MS, MFA, PhD etc.) and professional (MBA, JD, MPH, MSW, etc.) tracks - Planning an effective application timeline - Crafting compelling materials - Preparing for entrance exams (GRE, LSAT, GMAT, etc.) - Financing a graduate education

Join Alex Jablonski, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor for Cornell Career Services, for an informational session on the law school application process. Whether you're just starting to think about law school or you're already hard at work on your applications, this session will help guide you through a crucial step on the journey to a legal career. Topics will include: - Planning an effective application timeline - Crafting compelling materials (including the personal statement and resume) - Choosing schools strategically - Preparing for the LSAT and/or GRE - Financing law school