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Employer Profile: Waffle House
Written by Catherine Lahoud, Senior majoring in English with a Concentration in Language, Writing and Rhetoric. You may know Waffle House for its “All-Star Special” – but did you know this restaurant chain is also
ACC/SEC Virtual Career Fair
SEC & ACC Virtual Career Fair – April 2, 2020 Connecting Students & Alumni from SEC & ACC schools across all Majors & Degrees with Employers looking to fill Full-time, Intern, or Co-op job opportunities.
2019-2020 Career Guide – Be Career Ready!
Are you Looking for tips on writing a resume, attending career fairs, and preparing for interviews? Look no further than the Career Development Center’s Career Guide! This is your tool to become career ready. Access
2019 Ag & Sciences Career Expo
The 2019 Ag & Sciences Career Expo will be held on Thursday, October 3 from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. in the Talley Student Center Ballroom. The Ag & Sciences Career Expo is a collaboration
Career Development Center on Centennial Campus!
The Career Development Center on Centennial! Can’t make it to main campus? Need to meet with your career counselor or co-op coordinator? The Career Development Center will hold office hours on Centennial Campus in EB
30 Day Challenge
Meditation, Journaling, and so much more: how one NC State class transformed their lives for thirty days straight. When students in Professor Marcy Bullock’s USC 202 class, entered on their first day this semester, they
Student Spotlight :: Fatima Fatajo
When NC State senior and four time NC State career ambassador Fatima Fatajo was a child, she dreamed of growing up and becoming an astronaut. While her aspirations have shifted slightly, her intellectual curiosity has
ePACK “Profile” & Percentage of Completion
When you log into ePACK, you will notice a Profile Complete percentage in the upper right-hand area of the web page. There is no immediate benefit in completing your ePACK Profile at this time. Regardless
OPINION: Why unpaid internships shouldn’t exist
So many students that I know are on scholarships, or they have student loan debt, or they have to work. Unpaid internships marginalize these students based on their income, even if they are highly qualified