Careers In Technology
Preparing for your career after graduation from Indiana State begins from day one – and you will have lots of help. The College of Technology works in collaboration with the ISU Career Center to provide resources and individualized assistance that will help prepare you for a successful future.
Visit room 215 in the Myers Technology Center between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to meet with a student working as a Technology Career Advocate. These students will help you access resources for career planning, building a resume, writing a cover letter, searching for an internship or job, interviewing practice, and other important career development activities.
The ISU Career Center offers professional career counseling services as well as a wide variety of other services designed to help students and employers connect. Contact the Career Center at isu-career-center@mail.indstate.edu.
Technology Career Advocates
Technology Career Advocates (TCA's) are a group of undergraduate technology students who serve as ambassadors and advocates for the College of Technology. They assist with outreach, student career support, event planning and preparation, and other student services. Leadership and professional development of students serving as TCA's are an important component of the program.
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Katie Daiker Freshman Information Technology Minor in Electronics and CET |
Kay Brown Junior, Aviation Mgt and Prof. Aviation Flight Technology |
Charles Keene Junior Aviation Management |
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Molly Joseph Sophomore Technology & Engineering Education |
Nate Peterson Sophomore Automation and Control Engineering Technology |
Jeremy Lewis Sophomore Communication, Electronic Media |
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Derrick Robinson Sophomore Technology & Engineering Education/Information Technology |
OPPORTUNITies
PLAN FOR CAREER SUCCESS
Ace that Interview
April 16:
TC 105, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Interviewing skills do not come naturally for most people. Although practice
is the best way to gain these skills, there are strategies and techniques that
give you an added advantage during the interview process. In this workshop, you
will not only learn strategies and techniques, you will also learn typical
interview questions, appropriate dress and nonverbal behavior, and what
employers say they look for during interviews. You will also find out what tools
and services are offered by the Career Center to help you build interviewing
skills. Don’t miss this opportunity – join us for this workshop offered
especially for technology students.
Make your resume WORK
FOR you!
A resume is a promotional piece. It is a calling card to introduce you
to a potential employer. Accompanied by a cover letter, its purpose is to get
you an interview. Use these resume and cover letter tips to get you on the right
track. Then make an appointment with an ISU career counselor to help you make it
shine.
>>RESUME TIPS
>>COVER LETTER TIPS