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Career Development Services

The Health and Kinesiology Career Development Services program helps students identify and acquire the necessary entry-level professional skills, competencies, and experiences that will help them find a job when they graduate. Career Development Services also assists students as they search for a job. In addition to the information on this website, descriptions and information of these programs are available in the Career Development Services office in Lambert 110.

For additional information please contact the director of the Career Development Services, Professor Roger Seehafer at 765-494-3159, or through e-mail at seehafer@purdue.edu.

Resume Building

Internships

On-the-job experience is invaluable to students. Over 500 potential internship sites have been identified nationally to help Purdue students identify and secure meaningful internships.

Professional Organizations

Belonging to a professional organization can set job applicants apart from the competition. Organizations relevant to each Health and Kinesiology major are identified here.

Certifications

Certifications can greatly increase an individual's professional marketability and value. Information on how to get certified, and an overview of some of the better known certification programs can be found here.

Graduate School

Advice on reasons to go to graduate school and steps in choosing a graduate school. Includes requirements, information on the GRE, and tips for financing graduate school.

Finding a Job

Internet Job Sites and Services

Use the Internet to get a head start on your job search. Health related job search sites, as well as general job search sites and search firms are outlined here.

Alumni Mentoring Program

The alumni mentoring program assists students as they learn about professional career opportunities, job expectations, and networking in their chosen field.

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