Career Services

STEP 1:

KNOW YOURSELF

Knowing yourself is an ongoing process. The experiences you have and the knowledge and skills you gain will shape who you are and where you go. Here are some ways/tools to help you:

• Career Advising appointments
• DISCOVER by ACT

STEP 2:

BE ENGAGED

• Take advantage of your time in the classroom. Participate, ask questions, share your thoughts. Doing this will broaden your learning experience.
• Become part of the B-W community and develop your leadership skills by participating in clubs, organizations and activities.
• Engage yourself in the Community by becoming a volunteer.
• Participate in intercollegiate and/or Intramural Sports to enhance your teamwork skills and work ethic.
• show your willingness to explore another culture by studying abroad.

STEP 3:

GET EXPERIENCE

• Seek informational interviews
• Shadow professionals on the job
• Volunteer in areas of interest
• Pursue internships and other experiential opportunities both on and off campus

STEP 4:

MARKET YOURSELF

• Connect with professionals and expand your network
• Build a resume tailored to your specific goal
• Create a cover letter that sets you apart
• Seal the deal in the interview

STEP 5:

PURSUE YOUR NEXT DESTINATION

• Full-time Job
• Graduate School
• Post-graduate Opportunities (Peace Corps, Teaching English as a second language, Military service)
  
   

The BWCN is a Web-based platform with 24/7 access:

• Career events
• Job and internship postings 

• Resume upload for online applications 
• Career mentors

Career information and resources are housed in the Career Services organization site of Blackboard for current students.

Use your B-W username and password to access.

A comprehensive Web-based career planning program that provides guidance from choosing a major to researching careers.

Students, please contact Career Services for login information.

• First Year
• Sophomore
• Junior
• Senior
• Job Search