When the pandemic hit almost a year ago, many of us were thrown into a state of confusion as we struggled to navigate the new situation we were in. My significant changes were transitioning to Zoom University and working from home. As a commuter student, I was already home quite often. With directions to quarantine,
After over a year working remotely during a global health crisis, many are now feeling a sigh of relief as recovery peeks over the horizon. As vaccines become increasingly available, we’re seeing a reduction in restrictions for communities and organizations and a slow shift back to ‘normalcy.’ While the recovery has sparked positive excitement, it has also unsurfaced renewed workplace and personal anxieties associated with facing yet another era of change. Dare we say, the “new-new-normal.” At the top of every company and professional’s mind are when/if/hows of returning to
Chapman alumni working in public service are making remarkable contributions towards the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch this recap of an Instagram live discussion where three alumni talk about their roles in responding to the changes taking place, and their preparations for future pandemics. They also share stories about their Chapman experiences and relationships
We understand that searching for a job can require some effort and especially during this difficult time, it can seem scary. But once you learn more about the hiring process and discover the unique skills that employers are looking for, you’re already halfway to a successful career path! Listen to Career Educators, Janelle Farkas and
Listen to Chapman alumnus Brandon Barrett to find out what’s happening in the job market and the hiring adjustments taking place due to COVID-19. Brandon is an executive recruiter at Eastridge Workforce Solutions and he talks about the different ways that companies attract talent, what employers are looking for in candidates and how to search
Wouldn’t it be cool to know the types of healthcare jobs in demand now and how to align your interests to focus your search on these positions? Chapman’s Crean College Career Advisor, Heidi Swanson has got you covered! In this video, you will get to know the changes taking place in the industry due to
There are so many ways to get involved and find opportunities that will advance your career path. Some of these are leadership experience on campus, pre-med community volunteering, freelance projects, and hackathons and competitions. In this interactive workshop, Chapman’s Career Professionals share insights on the STEM industry and the changes taking place, the COPE Health
Career Advisor for the College of Performing Arts, Emma Trammell, is joined by Corene Tague, a Therapist at the Student Psychological Counseling Services to talk about the need to prioritize self-care, and helpful resources, recent changes in and impacts on the arts industry, and how to position yourself for success as an artist today. Read
Networking is one of the major things that has changed during the time of COVID. If you thought building professional relationships could not happen remotely, you’re in for a big surprise. What better time to connect with others when most people are at home working from their computers? Chapman’s Wilkinson Career Advisor Erin Berthon has
You always stand a better chance of succeeding in the professional world when you are able to amplify your personal traits and make them known in your resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles. Career advisor at the School of Communication, Nance Rosen has some incredible tips on how to brand your talents and tailor them