Welcome to the College of Business Community!
At Career Connections, we serve as a connecting point between students, faculty, alumni, and employers in an increasingly diverse and globally influenced job market. Throughout the academic year, Career Connections facilitates workshops, reviews resumes, and hosts events to help students develop solid career readiness skills. Specific programs for students in the College of Business assist students in the job and internship search process.
The Career Connections team continually communicates with students about relevant professional development and employment opportunities through TWU Connect powered by Handshake. We have also made significant progress in reaching our distance education students, through webinars and virtual appointments. Technology continues to play an integral role in service delivery.
My internship experience has been challenging yet rewarding. I’ve gained essential skills that allowed me to strengthen my communication skills, increase my professionalism, and apply the knowledge I’ve learned in my program in a non-profit agency. Investing time and energy into your academic success through …
I am so thankful that I was selected for the Urban Fellows Program. School can be difficult enough as it is, and the financial burden of it can be discouraging. But, thankfully there are helpful programs like Urban Fellows that …
I am so grateful to have been granted entrance to the Urban Fellows program. This program has allowed me to demonstrate to my peers the capabilities, and skills that I have learned during my time at TWU in the classroom. …
Being a part of the Urban Fellows Internship program has been a very rewarding experience. I am interning with Parkland’s Dallas Healthy Start. My experience here so far has been a very positive and educational experience. I have had the …
I am grateful to have been granted the Urban Fellows scholarship. It proved to be quite helpful when it came to covering expenses. This is especially important as I am currently undertaking an unpaid internship worth 350 credits during the …