School of Business Career Coaching Support Graduate Assistant

• Market resume and cover letter writing service to all students, including
• Review student resumes and cover letters based on a rubric and ensure quality and suitability
• Provide students with techniques to target resumes to student’s desired internships / jobs
• Proactively identify content writing samples and compile a list
• Proactively seek and compile feedback pertaining to resume review processes and procedures in order to improve resume review process and level of student participation.
• Seek opportunities to partner with student clubs and organization to create student engagement
• Share job search resources with students such as Handshake, LinkedIn, Bobcat Connect and Indeed; providing tutorials when appropriate
• Develop and run workshops for business students regarding resume writing
• Help maintain and update SB Student Services website with information relevant to Career Development
• Act as student representative at specified School of Business events
• Represent and answer questions about SB with prospective students and families at open house and admissions events
• As needed, represent SB at events such career fairs, guest speakers and other on-campus or virtual events.
• Planned dates are listed below; event schedule will be confirmed at the beginning of each semester
• Demonstrate professionalism and sound judgement while representing the School of Business
• Attend weekly GA team meetings and participate in all GA-specific training sessions
• Provide supplemental back-up support for other School of Business GA functions, as assigned (e.g., assist with career fair set up, preparing admissions bags/folders, etc.)
• Graduate assistants will have a primary supervisor within the Dean’s Office and will complete projects with other School of Business staff as assigned.
• Maintain a pre-set work schedule between normal business hours (8am-5pm), with ability to set work schedule around classes at the start of each semester

• Enrolled in a minimum of 6 graduate credit hours per semester
• Excellent writing and grammar
• Exercises excellent judgement and discretion with confidential information
• Ability to work well under pressure in a dynamic, fast paced environment
• Excellent organizational and time management skills with highest attention to detail
• Ability to interact with students

• 20 hours per week; flexible schedule between the hours of 8 am-5 pm
• GAME Forum – as needed in Spring semeter
• Occasional events outside normal business hours
• GAs will be needed for admissions (or similar) events, typically occurring one Saturday or Sunday per month. Dates will be provided at the beginning of each semester
• Open House:  TBD
• Academic Exploration Days: TBD
• Admitted Students Weekend: TBD
• Career Fairs: TBD

• Resume
• Cover Letter
• Application