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  • The 4 Benefits of A Mock Interview

    If you’ve ever had an interview, you know that they can be very intimidating, so you don’t ever want to show up unprepared. There are plenty of ways to prepare, but a recent article from The Muse says that “one of the best ways to simulate the actual interview process is by doing a mock interview.”

    Mock interviews allow you to simulate your interview and test your skills with someone who isn’t going to be evaluating you for the job. Mock interviews are offered through career … » More …

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  • Emma Johnson. Student Spotlight: Emma Johnson

    Featured in this week’s student spotlight is computer science major Emma Johnson.

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  • Kacey Gavin. Student Spotlight: Kacey Gavin

    Featured in this week’s student spotlight is mechanical engineering major Kacey Gavin.

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  • Gary Fishel. Student Spotlight: Gary Fishel

    Featured in this week’s student spotlight is electrical engineering major Gary Fishel.

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  • The 4 Benefits of A Mock Interview

    If you’ve ever had an interview, you know that they can be very intimidating, so you don’t ever want to show up unprepared. There are plenty of ways to prepare, but a recent article from The Muse says that “one of the best ways to simulate the actual interview process is by doing a mock interview.”

    Mock interviews allow you to simulate your interview and test your skills with someone who isn’t going to be evaluating you for the job. Mock interviews are offered through career … » More …

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  • Recovering from a Bad Interview

    Everyone has had a bad interview experience; if you want to learn from them and improve your chances of success in the future, try the following four strategies:

    Take Notes: Reflect immediately after the interview on what may have gone wrong. Write down your thoughts and feelings while they’re still fresh, as this can help capture your emotions and insights most accurately. Revisit these notes after a few days with a clear mind to analyze and learn from them. Discussing the experience with a friend or the Voiland Career Services staff for feedback can also be helpful.
    Identify Strengths: Despite the stress and … » More …

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  • Meet the Spring 2024 Career Services Team!

    Were excited to introduce the Internships and Career Services staff for the Spring 2024 semester! Accompanying director Sandi Brabb is our career coordinator, Maya Salsbury; Sydney Troy, our graduate career coach intern; and Emmy Farrell, Molly Gooding and Tyler Kazen, our undergraduate career coach interns.

    Please see below for more information about our new team members:

    Sandi Brabb

    Internships and Career Services Director

    Sandi Brabb was born in southern California, but lived in six different states before making Pullman, WA, home. She began working at WSU in the College of Vet Med’s department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacology and Physiology (VCAPP), now known as … » More …

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