DEG of the Week! (July 16 - July 20)

New DEG of the Week!

You can find our Degree Exploration Guides in CareerZone and at https://brocku.ca/ccee/career-education/campus/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/. DEGs outline a list of common career options related to a certain program, as well as degree specific skills. Also, DEGs offer various links to help with job and volunteer search in that chosen field! Who wouldn't want one of these for their program?

Each week we will be choosing one Degree Exploration Guide to focus on and welcome all students to come and learn about the different programs here at Brock!

DEG of the Week: Early Childhood Education

Our DEG of the Week is Early Childhood Education! This two-and-a-half year program builds off of a two-year Early Childhood Education diploma and gives students the chance to learn in an on-campus and community-based environment.

Career Options:

Case Manager
Child Life Specialist
Children's Book Publisher
Day Care Worker
Educational Assistant
Family Child Care Home Provider
Inclusion Specialist for Children with Disabiltities
Infant Development Worker
Special Needs Assistant Teacher
Toy and Book Sales Representative

Degree Specific Skills:

Cross-Cultural Understanding
Desire to Help Children
Ethical Awareness
Interpersonal Skills
Sensitive to Needs and Emotions of Children
Understanding Different Learning Styles
Working in a Team

Professional Associations:

Association of Early Childhood Educators: www.aeceo.ca
Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations: www.cyccanada.ca
National Association of Child Care Professionals: www.earlylearningleaders.org
Ontario Ministry of Child and Youth Services: www.children.gov.on.ca

Internships and Volunteering:

Big Brothers Big Sisters: www.bbbsmentors.ca
Free the Children/Me to We: www.we.org
Plan Canada: www.plancanada.ca/volunteer

Job Search Resources:

Canadian Nanny: www.canadiannanny.ca
Nursery World Jobs: www.nurseryworldjobs.co.uk

Note: These are not the only career options, skills and resources available. For the full degree exploration guide, visit https://brocku.ca/ccee/wp-content/uploads/sites/68/DEG-Education-Early-Childhood-Education2.pdf

For more information on the Early Childhood Education program at Brock University, visit: https://brocku.ca/programs/undergraduate/early-childhood-education-2/

Do Your Research: The Way To Your Dream Career

Do Your Research: The Way To Your Dream Career!

When it comes to career planning, conducting independent research is key! Why you may be asking? Well, without research, you may not fully understand what encompasses the career you are working towards! Without research, you may:

• Miss out on opportunities in your field of interest because you aren't looking for them 
• Not know if there is further education needed or specific professional development required for your career of choice
• Misunderstand or have a limited understanding of what your desired career path entails as far as job description and duties 
• Have no clear direction when it comes to properly network within your desired field

The best thing about today's age is the biggest resource: the internet! Because the internet is so broad, it can be confusing getting to all the information you need to know but it also can be the gateway to the most helpful information. Don't stress, we're here to tell you what to look for online to help you find your dream career.

1. Career Assessments
Remember when we mentioned missing out on opportunities you don't know about? This is where career assessments come in. Online career assessments are your best friend! Available through Career Zone's website, you can take numerous career assessments through multiple websites.

Career assessments are tests/quizzes where individuals answer questions based on a variety of personal attributes: values, preferences, motivations, skills, etc. In the end, these attributes are assessed to develop a list of suggested career choices! These attributes affect your career options and environments and the assessment offers career choices that meet your interests, motivations, preferences etc!

2. Post Graduate / Masters / Continuing Education 
When you do discover your dream career - or even if you are still searching, researching continuing education is essential. Many career options require or prefer an individual with different levels of education, depending on the career!

This is possible by researching a specific career and searching programs relevant through universities and colleges offering degrees, certificates and much more. This can be done through specific schools direct websites or online at websites such as universitystudy.ca or ontariocolleges.ca!

3. LinkedIn 
One of the best online networking platforms is LinkedIn! How can it help you with researching your dream job? In many ways:

• Connecting with individuals who have a position in your desired field, seeing how they achieve this position - through what schooling or past experience
• Discovering position postings all over the world at a wide range of companies 
• Following a specific industry or company for updates on their positions - you can learn a lot from accessing their list of empty or filled positions
• Keeping up to date with new and upcoming events to attend for networking purposes
• Discovering other's careers which interest you 

These are just three ways to get you started on researching your possibilities. Warning: once you start looking into it, you might not be able to stop!

DEG of The Week! (July 9th - 13th)

DEG of The Week! 

This week's DEG of the week is: Environmental Geosciences! Within the Earth Sciences department, there are many oppurtunities:

• Environmental Geosciences (Bachelor of Science)
• Earth Sciences (Bachelor of Science)

Although these programs are different, they incorporate many of the same interests and long term similar careers. These programs also offer Bachelor of Science Degree or Bachelor of Science with Major Degree along with a Pass Degree.

Brock's Earth Sciences department is central in:

• Solving current global problems such as waste disposal, pollution, groundwater management, volcano and earthquake hazards. 
• Exploration and utilization of natural resources such as oil and gas, minerals and aggregates. 
• Determination how the planet has evolved from its origin 4.6 billion years ago to the present. 
• Unravelling the record of global change and in predicting future changes to the planet. 

Today, we will mostly focus on the careers and oppurtunities Brock's Environmental Geosciences degree offers! 

Carer Options:

• Conservation Officer
• Ecologist 
• Environmental Consultant 
• Environmental Lawyer
• Field Naturalist
• Habitat Restoration
• Marine Biologist 
• Meterologist 
• Natural Resource Specialist 
• Oceanographer
• Pollution Prevention Specialist
• Recycling Coordinator
• Soil Scientist
• Urban / Regional Planner

.....and many more!

Oppurtunities:
Additionally, Brock's Envrionmental Geosciences degree offers a combination major program with many other degrees such as:

• Biological Sciences
• Geography
• Chemisty 

Also, the Earth Sciences department offers a minor in Environmental Sustainability! This program provides students with an opportunity to study foundational concepts, fields of application and contemporary issues in this field. 

Bonus: Brock's Earth Science department is big on field trips! 

Field trips form an integral component of training in the earth sciences and are offered in all years of study, linked to specific courses. Field trips may take place during the lab period or involve a time period beyond the lab, over a single day or weekend trips. To offset transportation costs the Department has instituted a Field Trip Levy for all courses with multiple field trips. In addition, on single day or weekend trips, students are expected to cover costs of accommodation and food. Field trip costs, where applicable, are in addition to the regular tuition fees associated with the course.


Relevant Skills: 

• Critical Thinking
• Fieldwork Skills
• Observation Skills
• Research Skills
• Compiling & Organizing Information 
• Attention to Detail

If any of this sounds like interest to you check out Brock's Earth Science Department! Stay tuned for next week's DEG of The Week!

DEG of the Week! (July 2 - July 6)

We apologize for the two-week hiatus! It's been pretty hectic in CareerZone lately, but we're back this week with a new DEG of the week!

You can find our Degree Exploration Guides in CareerZone and at https://brocku.ca/ccee/career-education/campus/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/. DEGs outline a list of common career options related to a certain program, as well as degree specific skills. Also, DEGs offer various links to help with job and volunteer search in that chosen field! Who wouldn't want one of these for their program?

Each week we will be choosing one Degree Exploration Guide to focus on and welcome all students to come and learn about the different programs here at Brock!

DEG of the Week: Sport Management

Our DEG of the Week is Sport Management! Brock University is the only post-secondary institution to offer a program of its kind. It is a four-year program that teaches students how to excel in a ever-changing sport industry and allows them to get real world experience in the field.

Career Options:

Athletic Director
Game Day Operations Manager
Funding Development Specialist
Manager of Player/Athlete Programs
National Even Co-ordinator
Sponsorship Specialist
Sports Agent
Sport Marketing Analyst
Tournament Manager

Degree Specific Skills: 

Ability to Simplify or Explain a Concept
Documententation Skills
Event Management
Leadership Skills
Motivating Others to Reach Their Goals
Providing Feedback in a Diplomatic Manner

Job Search Resources:

Sport Alliance of Ontario: www.sportalliance.com
Sport Information Resource Centre: www.sirc.ca

Professional Associations:

North American Society for Sport Management: www.nassm.com
Sport Marketing Association: www.sportmarketingassociation.com

Internships & Volunteering:

Right to Play: www.righttoplay.com
Volunteer Canada: www.volunteer.ca

Note: These are not the only career options, skills and resources available. For the full degree exploration guide, visit https://brocku.ca/ccee/wp-content/uploads/sites/68/DEG-AHS-Sport-Management.pdf

For more information on the Sport Management program at Brock University, visit:
https://brocku.ca/applied-health-sciences/sport-management/ or https://brocku.ca/webcal/2018/undergrad/spma.html

Internships, Co-Ops & Much More

Internships, Co-Ops & Much More...

Internship & Co-Op Season is approaching! Summer's not over yet, but as students already start planning their Fall here at Brock, we just want to remind you of some useful tips once you start the process of looking for an internship, co-op or even a job!

STEP 1: Resume

When applying for internships, co-ops or Fall jobs, your resume is your most important asset. Your resume highlights your experience and much more and this is what employers will base you off of. If you don't have a resume or do but it is outdated, don't stress! This is where we come in.

At CareerZone, you can get help creating a resume, using one of our templates (available in center or online). But also, we can help edit your resume!

STEP 2: Find A Position

The hardest part in your internship, co-op or job search is finding those positions that interest you. Although they can be hard to find, the perfect internship, co-op or job is out there. Here are some places to do some digging and find that perfect place.

LinkedIn
You probably never realized how beneficial LinkedIn can be for you at this point in your career but think about it, you connect with many people on a professional database! The best part: those professionals you connect with often hire interns and co-op students. Reaching out on LinkedIn could be your first step in search!

• Make a post sharing you are looking and interested in a position in your field!
• Introduce yourself to professionals you are interested in working with!
• Keep up to date on organizations and companies hiring in the area of your interest!

Connections
Reach out to personal connections that you have in the industry of your interest!

• Remember the networking event you attended last year? Who did you meet?
• Your favorite prof in your department? Maybe he can recommend you!
• Your friend/family has the inside scoop on a company? Reach out!

CareerZone
Don't forget we have an online job board for student access! Keep up to date and you never know when you could your perfect fit.

Step 3: Cover Letter
The next step in your internship, co-op or job process is writing a cover letter! Once you've found that dream position, you're still going to have to work to get it.

When you apply for your internship, co-op or job, most likely you will need to submit a cover letter and resume. Of course, we can help you with this too! We also have templates online and in center to get you started.

In your cover letter, you will want to outline your skills, experience and why you are the dream candidate for your dream job. Don't worry, it's not as hard as you think and we're here to help.




                                               Things to remember during your search:

Stay positive! Ask questions! Reach Out! 

DEG of the Week! (June 11th - 15th)

DEG of the Week: Communication

Our DEG of the Week is Communication! Within the department of Communication, there are many degrees Brock students can receive:

• Business Communication
• Film Studies
• Media and Communication Studies
• Popular Culture      

This week, we will mostly focus on Business Communication and Media and Communication Studies but a lot of what we'll cover connects with Film Studies and Popular Culture!

Business Communication is an interdisciplinary program combining the study of communication with some apsects of business. Basically, this program aims to give students the knowledge and basis of practicing and acting within the business environment!

Media and Communication Studies is also an interdisciplinary program but it focuseson the impact of media and communcation in society. This program especially emphasizes the study of media content, audiences, and institutions in their political, economic, and social contects in Canada and elsewhere.

Communication Combination Programs

One of the best things about Brock is all the different streams and program oppurtunities that are available for all students with different interests! In the communication department, Brock has two popular combination programs:

• Journalism: The Journalism program is a five year program that combines courses in Journalism at Mohawk College with an Honours degree in Communication Studies at Brock! This program caters to students who wish to have a career in journalism and broadcasting.
• Public Relations: The Public Relations program is a four year program that combines Public Relations at Mohawk College and a degree with Brock. This program caters to students who wish to have a career in public relations!

Career Options:

• Advertising Executive
• Broadcaster
• Columnist
• Event Planner
• Journalist 
• Marketing Director 
• Media Consultant
• Public Relations Specialist 
• Publisher 
• Reporter (Television/Radio)
• Writer 

Degree Specific Skills: 

• Interpersonal Skills
• Media Knowledge and Practice 
• Organizing Information/Materials
• Planning and Management Skills
• Public Speaking Skills
• Research Skills

Do these career options and degree speficic skills sound like some of yours? Maybe take a look at Communication classes offered this upcoming Fall through the link below!

https://brocku.ca/webcal/2018/undergrad/comm

How to Spot a Scam!

How to Spot a Fraudulent Job Posting or Scam

The job search process can be hard enough as it is, and trying to decipher which postings are legitimate does not help. It may be difficult sometimes to recognize a fraudulent job posting, so we’ve complied some tips to help make your search a bit easier! It is always important to ensure that the positions you are applying for are honest, in order to avoid being scammed or stolen from.

The most popular types of scams that we see here at Brock University involve the “employer” of a company trying to steal an applicant’s money or identity through the job search process. They will ask the applicant to send a “pre-hire” deposit, or accept a cheque that turns out to be fake and must be repaid by the employee. Fake employers will also ask applicants for personal information beyond what is usually needed for a legitimate position. 

RED FLAGS:

• An employer offering or asking for money: Do not accept or give any funds to an employer before signing a contract that outlines the duties of the position.
• “Pre-hire payments”: The employee should never be paying for any training or screening for the position. If you are required to obtain a police check, pay directly to the police. Anything else should usually be paid for by the employer.
• Fake Companies: Do your research before proceeding to apply to a position. Compare the company’s website to the information in the job posting. Check for minor spelling changes in the contact information: Ex. career@brocku.ca vs. carear@brocku.ca. 
• Banking/Personal Information: Do not provide your SIN number or your banking information until after you’ve signed the contract for your position. Never give this information over the phone or through email/online applications.

Other kinds of job scams:

• Bait and Switch Scam: Job description is dishonest – Promises entry-level job with transferable skills and room for advancement but ends up being a door-to-door sales position.
• Pay for Software/Programs Scam: Employer asks applicant to purchase software for position, promises reimbursement and are never heard from again.
• Trial Employment Scam: Applicant is told that they must go through a “trial period” before offer of employment, while asking for personal information, including your SIN number and banking information.

For more information on fraudulent job postings and scams, visit: https://careerzone.brocku.ca/content/documents/Link/tips-fraudulent-job-postings-brocku-career-services.pdf

DEG of the Week! (June 4 - June 8)

We're back!

Our blog was down for a couple of weeks due to technical issues, but we’re up and running again and back with our new DEG of the week!

You can find our Degree Exploration Guides in CareerZone and at https://brocku.ca/ccee/career-education/campus/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/. DEGs outline a list of common career options related to a certain program, as well as degree specific skills. Also, DEGs offer various links to help with job and volunteer search in that chosen field! Who wouldn't want one of these for their program?

Each week we will be choosing one Degree Exploration Guide to focus on and welcome all students to come and learn about the different programs here at Brock!

DEG of the Week: Oenology & Viticulture

Our DEG of the week is Oenology & Viticulture! This program is focused on the science of winemaking and grape growing and Brock is the only Canadian university to offer this type of degree. This program offers a Bachelor of Science, a minor in Oenology and Viticulture or a certificate in Grape and Wine Technology!

Career Options:

• Agronomist
• Wine Consultant
• Food/Wine Critic
• Sensory Specialist
• Sommelier
• Winemaker

Degree Specific Skills:

• Administration of Chemical Testing
• Designing and Performing Experiemtns
• Evaluating Ideas, Thoeries, and Evidence
• Observation Skills
• Presenting Summaries and Resrarch Findings
• Working in a Team

Professional Associations and Career Resources:

• Canadian Association of Professional Sommeliers
• http://www.sommelierscanada.com
• Oenologist: The People of Wine
• www.oenologist.com
• Wine Country Ontario
• http://www.winecountryontario.ca
• Wines of Canada
• www.winesofcanada.com

Job Search Resources:

• Wine Jobs & Careers
• http://www.vinoenology.com/wine-jobs
• Wine Jobs Canada
• www.winejobscanada.com
• Wine Jobs Online
• www.winejobsonline.com

Note: These are not the only career choices, skills, associations and job search resources related to this program. Visit the resource section on careerzone.brocku.ca to find more options and https://brocku.ca/ccee/wp-content/uploads/sites/68/DEG-Math-Oenology-and-Viticulture.pdf for the full DEG!

For more information on the Oenology & Viticulture program at Brock University, visit https://brocku.ca/programs/undergraduate/oenology-and-viticulture/

DEG of the Week! (May 7 - May 11)

Starting This Summer!

We know it's hard to keep focused on your career when the sun comes out and summer takes over! So, to try to keep you all focused we have come up with a new weekly post: DEG of the week! In case you haven't visited Career Zone online or in centre, DEG stands for Degree Exploration Guide.

We keep DEGs in the resource centre and online for every program.  DEGs outline a list of common career options from a degree as well as degree specific skills. Also, DEGs offer various links to help with job and volunteer search in that chosen field! Who wouldn't want one of these for their program?

Each week we will be choosing one Degree Exploration Guide to focus on more in depth and welcome all students to come and learn about the different programs here at Brock!

DEG of the Week: Medieval & Renaissance Studies 

Our DEG of the week this week is Medieval & Renaissance Studies (MARS)! This program is an exciting interdisciplinary program that grows each year in population and oppurtunity. It focuses on the Middle Ages and Renaissance and allows students to study the magnificent art and architecture, the great literature, and the fascinating history of the period!

Career Options:

• Anthropologist                                             
• Artifact Conservationist          
• Exhibit Designer
• Heritage Research Assistant
• Human Rights and Equity Officer
• International Relations
• Museum / Art Gallery Curator 
• Parliamentary Assistant 
• Script Writer for Film Industry 

....... and many more!


Degree Specific Skills:

• Attention to detail
• Articulate abstract concepts
• Discover common ground among diverse points of view 
• Listening while clarifying, paraphrasing and questioning 
• Place events in historical context 
• Question common practice and assumptions 
• Think analytically, independently and creatively 
• Write clearly: summarize, synthesize, revise and edit 

Do these skills sound like yours? Maybe you should take a look at what courses in Medieval & Renaissance Studies are offered this upcoming Fall through the link below!

https://brocku.ca/humanities/medieval-and-renaissance-studies/programs/


Local Relevant Organizations:
Here are some of the places a graduate from Medieval & Renaissance Studies might be found employed now

• Canadian Anthropology Society
• Ontario Archaeological Society
• Ontario Museum Association
• Niagara Historical Society Museum
• St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre
• Welland Historical Museum 

Looking for more information? You can find it here!

Archaeological Institute of America                                 Medieval Organizations and Societies
www.archaeological.org                                                   www.historymedren.about.com/cs/societies

Canadian Society of Medievalists                                    Royal Ontario Museum Employment
www.canadianmedievalists.ca                                          www.rom.on.ca/en/join-us/jobs

Cultural Career Centre Ontario                                        Society for Medieval Archaeology
www.workinculture.ca                                                     www.medievalarchaeology.co.uk

Thanks for reading and check back next Monday for another DEG of the week!

Let's Recap and Send Our Well Wishes!

Recap

The 2017/2018 school year has been one filled with new and exciting changes for Career Education, and our team got a tremendous amount of work done. 

To start, we completed renovations on the new physical space for CareerZone and we are loving it! The new location off The Guernsey Market has provided increased awareness of our services to students, and we have seen an increase in interactions due to it's visibility and accessibility.

Additionally, as we adjusted to the new space, the Career Education team discovered new ways in which we could provide services to students. A new initiative introduced this year was the “Employer Take-Over”.  Employers could set up in our newly renovated space, and students could drop-in to network and find out more information about upcoming opportunities at their companies. We also launched our CareerZone Street Team. This pilot team of volunteers spread awareness of upcoming events and opportunities to students in the Math and Science faculty, and in the coming year we hope to grow this team to expand our outreach to students in other programs.

Furthermore, we piloted a workshop series entitled “CareerZone Café".  These 30-minute workshops target specific aspects of the job search process (e.g. answering behavioural interview questions) and allow students to have a detailed conversation with a Career Assistant.   Our hope is to implement this workshop series more regularly in September 2018.

On top of this, we participated in many successful campaigns, such as International Week, It All Adds Up, and InterviewStream’s Mock Interview Madness Contest. We also saw a great turnout of students attend our events (VolunteerFest, Jobs on Campus, Grad Send Off, and our Exploring Careers In... round table networking events). Lastly, our Career Assistants were fortunate to attend Brock’s Open House recruitment events in both fall and spring, and had a chance to connect with hundreds of potential Brock students and their parents.

As a team, we appreciate all of the support we have received from other departments and faculties throughout this school year.  We would like to send a huge thank you to the continued participation of Brock students. All of our work is powered by the student body in hopes to help further career development on and off campus.

Sending Our Well Wishes

It's April which ultimately means we have to say good-bye and good luck to some of our team members as they graduate from Brock University or explore new and exciting opportunities that have come their way.

Preya, Teresa, and Lindsay joined the team in September and have shown an incredible amount of personal and professional growth. Their friendly smiles and warm personalities helped many students navigate multiple aspects of career exploration.

Preya will be entering her fourth year of the Bachelor of Business Administration Program and spending her Fall term studying abroad in Glasgow, Scotland.

"I had a great time working with CareerZone this year! As a Career Assistant, I had the opportunity to help my peers achieve their goals and work together towards their success. This was a really rewarding experience! I would like to give a special shout out to the Career Education team for being so positive and supporting! The team made a awesome job even awesomer."



Teresa will be entering her fourth year of Bachelor of Business Economics and will be studying for the Fall term before moving into a co-op term for the Winter term.

"Working at careerzone has allowed me to interact with a very diverse group of people. I have enhanced many skills, such as communication, time management and relationship building. I loved seeing students benefit from the services that Career Education offers"



Lindsay will be finishing her degree at Brock in the upcoming Fall, and seeking new opportunities upon her graduation.

"My Brock academic and career experience was amplified because of working with the folks at Career Zone. As a Labour Studies and Psychology student, I could take the knowledge I built in the classroom and share what I’ve learned with our student clients, alumni, and community members. Watching them grow and helping others communicate their skills has been both a fulfilling and grounding experience. The wisdom I gained while working within Career Education will follow me as I go forward with my academic and career development."

Sean and Andre were our Lead Career Assistants for the 2017/2018 Career Assistant team. Both always brought innovative ideas to team meetings, and provided large insights about our services to the new staff to help them adjust to their new roles. They provided guidance and training to Senior Career Assistants managing projects for the first time. In addition to their professional guidance, their fun personalities made career zone an approachable and enjoyable work environment.


Sean graduated from Brock in December and has now embarked on a new professional adventure with Deloitte.

"After working with Brock's Career Education team over the course of three years as a Career Assistant I have gained many skills and experiences that have, without a doubt, enhanced my personal skills and university experience. The work environment within CareerZone is suited to foster learning and growth. The main factor that allowed me to enjoy coming to work everyday and ultimately made the biggest impact on my skill set are the teammates and leaders I was lucky to meet. I was able to build on my weaknesses and grow alongside my colleagues, through the guidance of the leaders within the department. Aside from the learning aspect of working at CareerZone, I had the opportunity to make lasting relationships with my colleagues and this enriched my university experience in (and out) of the workplace. I cherish the memories and skills that Career Education has provided me and it led me to find a career that I love post-graduation.

Thank you so much to the amazing colleagues that made me love coming to work everyday, you truly made a positive contribution to my time at Brock University and I am so happy with the decision I made  to join Career Education!"

Andre will be entering the final year of his degree upon the completion of his current co-op work term, and will be looking to graduate in December.

"Working at CareerZone for the last two and a half years has been an amazing experience. All the student staff get well trained on career planning, the job search process, and can work on specialized areas they are interested in. The staff are friendly and support each other in developing skills at work and bridge the gap between school and work in our near future. I would highly recommend it to any Brock student looking for a job. The work environment is always very positive, and you learn valuable skills related to the job search process that have improved the quality of my resume, cover letter, and interview skills. Thanks to CareerZone I am confident in my ability to read job postings and build my application to highlight my skills in the best way to get a call back."

Transiting into Summer Term


Heading into the summer months, our office will remain open Monday to Friday from 8:30 til 4:30 with some great ladies providing you with excellent service! Stephanie and Chloe will be available to answer any of your career related questions in the office, and will also be out spreading information at SmartStart for our new Baby Badgers starting class in September.

"I’m Stephanie, and I am finishing my year as a Career Assistant at CareerZone. I will be starting as a Senior Career Assistant this summer and I’m excited to see what the position holds! Outside of work, I am a Political Science and Labour Studies major and love to sing. I look forward to my fourth year of university and to meeting next year’s Career Assistants. Come by CareerZone and visit me for job search resources and document reviews!"


"Hi all, my name's Chloe and I'll be one of your two Career Assistants around this summer to help you with any Career needs. Just a bit about myself: I am going into my fourth year of Brock's Political Science program and one of my favourite things to talk about is travelling (meaning if you ever want to get to know about some international opportunities, come on by!). Besides international resources, I am excited to be here to help Brock students on campus this summer- either with finding a volunteer or work opportunity in the area or by helping you with any program questions. Feel free to come see me anytime!"