Georgian Court University Career Services

10/20/2026

Professional emails don’t have to be complicated! A few simple habits can help you communicate clearly and make a strong impression.
Here are some Dos & Don’ts to keep in mind:
✅ Use a clear subject line: A specific subject line makes your message easier to understand and find later. Instead of “Question,” try “Question About Internship Application.”
✅ Start with a professional greeting: Use a greeting such as “Hi [Name],” or “Dear [Name],” depending on the situation and level of formality.
✅ Keep it clear and concise: Get to the point. Avoid long paragraphs and unnecessary details. Your reader should be able to understand the purpose of your email quickly.
✅ Proofread before sending: Check for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and formatting errors. Make sure you’re sending the email to the right person and that any attachments or links are included.
✅ Include a professional sign-off: End your email with a professional closing such as “Best,” “Thank you,” or “Sincerely,” followed by your name. This gives your email a polished ending.
❌Send an email late at night: Avoid sending professional emails at unusual hours. Draft the email when it’s convenient for you but schedule it to send during normal business hours.
❌Use slang or texting abbreviations: Keep “LOL,” “BTW,” “u,” and other texting shortcuts out of professional emails. Write as though you’re having a professional conversation—even if the email itself is casual.
❌ Leave the subject line blank: A blank subject line can make your email easy to overlook or difficult to locate later. Always give the recipient context.
❌ Forget to include your name: Don’t assume the recipient will know who you are from your email address. Always identify yourself.
❌ Expect an immediate response: Give the recipient reasonable time to respond, and if you need to follow up, do so professionally and respectfully.
Before you hit send, ask yourself: Is it clear? Is it professional? Did I proofread it?
Need help with professional communication? Make an appointment with Career Services! (http://www.georgian.edu/careerlink)

10/15/2026

Maureen Ruotolo

10/13/2026

“Optimism is a muscle that gets stronger with use.” - Robin Roberts
As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re reminded of the strength, resilience, and courage it takes to navigate life’s challenges. Those same qualities can inspire us in our career journeys, too.
Whether you are job searching, starting a new position, or working towards your goals, don’t be afraid to ask for help, use available resources, and prioritize your well-being along the way. This October, let’s celebrate the power of strength, support, and taking care of yourself, both personally and professionally.
Career Services is here to support you! Schedule an appointment with us through CareerLink (http://www.georgian.edu/careerlink).

10/06/2026

The Internship Fair is coming up! This is a great opportunity to connect with employers, explore opportunities, and make meaningful professional connections. Make the most of your next career fair with these five tips:
1. Do Your Research: Know which employers you want to connect with and what they’re looking for.
2. Perfect Your Intro: Prepare a quick introduction that highlights who you are, what you’re interested in, and what you’re looking for.
3. Dress to Impress: Try your best to show up in attire that makes you feel confident and prepared.
4. Ask Smart Questions: Go beyond “What does your company do?” Ask questions that show genuine interest.
5. Be Confident: Make eye contact, smile, and remember you belong in the room!
See you there!
Thursday, October 8 | Wellness Center | 12–3:30 PM

09/29/2026

Does your resume tell your story? 🤔📄
You may only have 7 seconds to make a good impression. Research found that employers spend an average of 6-8 seconds reviewing a resume.
Your resume is often your first introduction to an employer, so make it count! It usually represents the biggest reason an employer grants you an interview.
Highlight your experience, showcase your strengths, and make sure your resume reflects who you are and what you bring to the table.
Need a second set of eyes? Career Services can help! Schedule an appointment with us and let’s get your resume ready to stand out.

09/23/2026

GCU Women's Soccer gets it done on the road ✅

Seanna Boan had one goal and one assist for the Lions.

Rori McDonough finished the game with one goal. Chelsea Lavezzo had two assists.

09/22/2026

Happy First Day of Fall! 🍁
It’s the perfect time for a fresh start…and maybe a fresh approach to your job search. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to switch things up, Career Services is here to help you navigate your next steps. Set up an appointment with us on CareerLink and let’s get your search started!

09/21/2026

Georgian Court University

The 2026 Faculty Focus highlights the scholarship, creativity, and accomplishments of Georgian Court University faculty across disciplines.

This year’s edition features more than 170 entries spanning books, journal articles, creative projects, conference presentations, student mentorship, grants, awards, and more, showcasing the many ways GCU faculty contribute to their fields and our academic community.

Discover the work, ideas, and achievements shaping our university community in this year’s Faculty Focus:https://georgian.edu/wp-content/uploads/Faculty-Focus.pdf