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The Career Connections Center strives to serve students, faculty, alumni, and employers in an increasingly diverse and competitive job market. Throughout the academic year, Career Connections facilitates workshops and seminars on career exploration and job search topics to help students develop solid career readiness skills. Career Connections offers targeted programs for students in the College of Nursing to help students explore and find jobs in healthcare. For our students on the Dallas and Houston campuses, we have Career Consultants located on each campus to facilitate your job search process.
Our Career Connections staff continually communicates with students about relevant professional development and employment opportunities through TWU Connect powered by Handshake.
Even before the pandemic, virtual interviews began replacing in-person interviews, in part because they’re cheaper and more efficient. Now, post-pandemic, virtual interviews are the norm. This means candidates need to specifically know how to prepare for these types of interviews. And, as …
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My experience with the Urban Fellows Program has been a great one! I was encouraged to seek more information by Elaine, the Founder/Executive Director of TLT- Tomorrow’s Leaders Today, and I’m so glad I did! Brookelyn with Urban Fellows was …
