Avery Chobotor-Caya is a notable graduate assistant alumnus of UConn, a former Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills employee, and has left a stand-out legacy throughout these roles. We took the time to interview them regarding how working at the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills benefited them and sharing their experience.
UConn Alum Lyla Andrick has launched “Happy Dinosaur”, a line of colorful plush toys aimed at fostering creativity in children ages 2-8. The brand, which began in her dorm room, has grown rapidly and is now expanding to include …
The hiring process for employers involves carefully drafting job descriptions, creating compliant written applications, and conducting fair interviews to avoid potential liabilities. Additionally, they need to be mindful of “ban the box” laws, also known as “fair chance laws,” that …
Making a good résumé can feel like a daunting task – these tips and tricks are sure to help!
Getting ready for the fair – where does one even start? This guide will get you prepared for the All-University and STEM career fairs September 17th and 18th!
Big day for LinkedIn users! The new Iris Air photobooth has arrived at Wilbur Cross at the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills.
The transformation of the “Center for Career Development” to the “Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills” reflects an expanded departmental mission and scope while supporting the new strategic plan of UConn. The rebranding highlights a commitment to fostering well-rounded …
Sarah Frances is helping spread the word about the many UConn Extension programs that help communities in Connecticut as an intern this summer.
Frances ’27 (CAHNR) is a natural resource and the environment major with a specialization in fisheries and …
Discover some strategies for gaining confidence and actions you can take to continue building it!
Here are a few highlights from our new portfolio guide, designed to help you get started in your portfolio process!
