UW Career Discovery Week 2006

Career Resources

Your career exploration doesn't need to end with Career Discovery Week. The UW Alumni Association—and the career centers on all three UW campuses—offer outstanding career development resources for students and alumni.

UWAA Husky Career Advantage
As the UW Alumni Association’s career services program, Husky Career Advantage supports the career development of UW alumni and students through its Web site, programs and events. Its cornerstone is the direct involvement of alumni volunteers ... Huskies Helping Huskies!

Career Connections is one of the key offerings of Husky Career Advantage. Career Connections is a searchable worldwide network of more than 4,800 UW alumni and friends (called Career Connections contacts) who have volunteered to answer career related questions. Contacts may share information about their field of work and the career path they took to arrive at their current position. Contacts may also offer internship/job search tips or networking referrals.

Career Connections is available 24/7 – exclusively to current UW students and UW Alumni Association members. It's your instant Husky Network. Check it out at www.UWalum.com!

And, looking ahead to Spring Quarter ... UW students will want to make a note in their planners that the Sixth Annual Husky Career Lunch will be held on April 11th in the HUB.

UW Seattle Center for Career Services
134 Mary Gates Hall – 206-543-0535
Career Discovery Week was founded on the UW Seattle campus seven years ago by counselors from the Center for Career Services in collaboration with a small group of academic advisers in the College of Arts & Sciences. Today, CCS offers students and alumni career planning and job search support via a wide range of services, including:

Career Planning & Counseling
Choosing a Major
Grad School Planning
Career Fairs & Events
Employer Information
Resumes & Cover Letters
Interviewing & Networking
Part & Full-time Jobs
On-campus Recruiting
Diversity Programs

Regularly Scheduled Workshops

Applying to Graduate & Professional School
Discover Your Major
Internships & Student Jobs
Job Offer & Salary Negotiations
Job Search for International Students
Jumpstart Your Career
Making the Most of Career Fair
Making Career Connections
Resumes in the 21st Century
Roadmap to Choosing a Major
Successful Interviews

UW Bothell Career Development Center
LBA 102 – 425-352-3183
The UWB Career Development Center is available to help students and alumni to focus their career search, target appropriate employers, implement job search strategies and build skills in self-marketing.

UW Tacoma Career Development Center
MAT 106 – 253-692-4421
The UWT Career Development Center assists students and alumni to determine the right career, identify quality internships, develop essential job-search skills, and master the job interview.


Go To: CDW Home Schedule of Events Alumni Track Partners & Sponsors Career Resources Career Books Contact Us Archives	Career Resources Your career exploration doesn't need to end with Career Discovery Week. The UW Alumni Association—and the career centers on all three UW campuses—offer outstanding career development resources for students and alumni. UWAA Husky Career Advantage As the UW Alumni Association’s career services program, Husky Career Advantage supports the career development of UW alumni and students through its Web site, programs and events. Its cornerstone is the direct involvement of alumni volunteers ... Huskies Helping Huskies! Career Connections is one of the key offerings of Husky Career Advantage. Career Connections is a searchable worldwide network of more than 4,800 UW alumni and friends (called Career Connections contacts) who have volunteered to answer career related questions. Contacts may share information about their field of work and the career path they took to arrive at their current position. Contacts may also offer internship/job search tips or networking referrals. Career Connections is available 24/7 – exclusively to current UW students and UW Alumni Association members. It's your instant Husky Network. Check it out at www.UWalum.com! And, looking ahead to Spring Quarter ... UW students will want to make a note in their planners that the Sixth Annual Husky Career Lunch will be held on April 11th in the HUB. UW Seattle Center for Career Services 134 Mary Gates Hall – 206-543-0535 Career Discovery Week was founded on the UW Seattle campus seven years ago by counselors from the Center for Career Services in collaboration with a small group of academic advisers in the College of Arts & Sciences. Today, CCS offers students and alumni career planning and job search support via a wide range of services, including: Career Planning & Counseling Choosing a Major Grad School Planning Career Fairs & Events Employer Information Resumes & Cover Letters Interviewing & Networking Part & Full-time Jobs On-campus Recruiting Diversity Programs Regularly Scheduled Workshops Applying to Graduate & Professional School Discover Your Major Internships & Student Jobs Job Offer & Salary Negotiations Job Search for International Students Jumpstart Your Career Making the Most of Career Fair Making Career Connections Resumes in the 21st Century Roadmap to Choosing a Major Successful Interviews UW Bothell Career Development Center LBA 102 – 425-352-3183 The UWB Career Development Center is available to help students and alumni to focus their career search, target appropriate employers, implement job search strategies and build skills in self-marketing. UW Tacoma Career Development Center MAT 106 – 253-692-4421 The UWT Career Development Center assists students and alumni to determine the right career, identify quality internships, develop essential job-search skills, and master the job interview.


Contact the Career Discovery Week Steering Committe at careerwk@u.washington.edu. Members: Access the Intranet. \| CDW Web site produced by the UW Alumni Association.