Even if you don’t use it, you’ve probably heard of LinkedIn. With over 830 million members in more than 200 countries, it’s easily the place for professionals around the world to meet and interact.
LinkedIn can help you reach your …
Continuing your education is a worthwhile endeavor for many students. However, graduate school is not the best step for every student – especially right after earning an undergraduate degree. Before you begin the application process for your master’s or doctoral degree, …
All UNT students have free, unlimited access to the Wall Street Journal online. Along with unlimited access to WSJ.com, the Student Hub is a place for students to find curated content on professional development, job prep, work/life balance and personal …
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) is a multi-purpose organization focused on advocating, connecting, and empowering graduate students at UNT. GSC is the official voice and student government for graduate students at UNT. We advocate on your behalf to ensure that …
The College of Health and Public Service, Department of Criminal Justice is honored to host a presentation by David Garlock, The Trauma-to-Prison Pipeline. This presentation will discuss trauma, the impact it has on funneling people into prison, and the lack …
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Do you have charges/arrests on your background that has become a roadblock to full-time and/or stable employment?
If …
Meet Donald Thomas II. Donald graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice in May of 2015 and is now an entrepreneur.
We asked Donald some questions, advice for current students, and how UNT helped them to succeed and …
We spoke with Tara Carlidge, Recruiting Manager at Citi and former Personnel Officer in the U.S. Army, to ask her how veterans should figure out what industry or job they should be applying for when entering the corporate workforce for …
When’s the last time you read a job description? If you’re currently job hunting, your immediate answer might be something like “last night” or “a few minutes ago.” But ask yourself: When’s the last time you really read a job …
If you’re on the job hunt and are wondering whether you really need to send a post-interview thank-you email, the answer is a resounding yes! Now that we got that out of the way, use these helpful tips and the …
