The Cover Letter ConundrumA significant number of applications require a cover letter, yet there’s so much anxiety around how to craft one. In fact, students will admit that they simply won’t apply to any position that asks to see one. Just think of all the missed opportunities. The main reason cover letters seem so daunting is because they should be tailored to each position. Unlike a resume—which you might tweak here or there for individual applications—your cover letter should be very specific to each job, as employers use it to get a greater sense of why you’re passionate about their company, and the role they’re hiring for. Jobs and Internships on Handshake Revature LLC is looking for a passionate entry-level software engineer to design, develop and install software solutions. A successful candidate will be able to build enterprise-level applications and innovative software in compliance with coding standards and technical design. Deutsche Boerse Systems, Inc. has an opening for a senior Linux and VMS administrator. Responsibilities include monitoring the operations of Linux & VMS-based infrastructure, troubleshooting problems, and installing the Linus/Unix Operating System on physical and virtual servers through Kickstart, Jumpstart or Flash technology. Jump on the UIP Train Join the University Internship Program (UIP) on Friday, December 2nd at 1:00 p.m. for their webinar orientation to learn the ins and outs of completing the enrollment and registration process for a UIP course. This orientation is a prerequisite workshop for UIP and must be completed in order to enroll in an academic internship course to earn Experiential Learning credit. Students who have not yet secured an internship are welcome to attend this webinar. Your Career Resources Meet Your Career Advisor Career advisors can assist you with choosing a major, identifying career options, developing a resume, preparing for the interview process, negotiating a compensation package, making a career change and more. Alumni Sharing Knowledge Network The Alumni Sharing Knowledge Network (ASK) connects you with alumni that share similar professional interests or hobbies. Connect with the network to discover career options and majors, explore life challenges and much more. |