As part of the GOALS Program, diversity can be a key component of career development.

Use these links to explore the wide variety of internship opportunities that exist, but don’t stop there! Continue to explore and research on your own as well!

Internships offer students a chance to get hands-on experience while working for a semester or summer in a field related to their major.

Service-learning is the formal integration of community service into student instruction and learning.

Volunteer work is an excellent way to begin exploring potential career paths, while also acting as a productive citizen.

In academic settings, many students have become accustomed to having mentors available to them. Not only are there mentors in the academic setting, but also in the career world.

Networking is one of the most important activities that job-seekers need to master to be truly successful in their career search.

A job shadowing experience allows a student to spend a few hours to a day (or more) observing a professional on the job.

Informational interviewing is an excellent tool that can be used to gather important career related information.

Active Decision-Making equals making informed career decisions.