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Career Exploration
The Baylor Graduate School strives to make sure graduate students are fully equipped for facing the job market and making a successful transition to future careers.
The Early Years
Begin drafting a CV or resume
Attend Grad Pathways to Success (GPS) Workshops A1 and A2
STEM students explore field-specific professional development workshops offered by the Graduate School
Explore the Career Exploration Resources available through the Graduate School, such as Imagine Ph.D. and Versatile Ph.D.
The Middle Years
Attend GPS Workshops B1, B2, and B3
Attend the Biennial (even years) Women in the Academy (WITA) Conference
Pursue leadership roles in disciplinary and graduate student groups on and off campus
Attend Career Services Preparing to Start the Job Search for Humanities or STEM workshopsFinal Years
Attend GPS Workshops D1, D2, and D3
Participate in GPS C2: Mock Interviews
Apply for the Graduate School SIC'EM Grants to support professional development initiatives
Attend Career Services Turning Your CV into a Resume Workshops