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Request a Presentation

The Career Center has developed a number of career presentations to support students' professional development. Presentations can be requested by student organization leaders through the form below and can be 30-90 minutes in length depending on the topic. Request a presentation as soon as possible, since presentation slots fill up fast! 

To maximize our ability to meet the needs of the whole UNC Charlotte campus:

  • You can request up to two (2) presentations per student group, per semester
  • Requests for a Career Center Staff to present to your group must be made 2 weeks or more in advance of the presentation date
  • Requests for an Employer to present to your group must be made 2 months or more in advance of the presentation date
  • Presentations should be no earlier than 8:00 am and start no later than 7:30 pm

Presentation options include:

  • A live webinar
  • An in-person presentation

Request a Career Presentation

Career Center Staff Presentation Topics:

  • Career Skills & What Employers Highly Value 
  • CliftonStrengths Assessment (Learn about strengths and how to use those strengths) 
  • Creating a Job Search Strategy 
  • Curriculum Vitae Development  
  • Designing a Digital Portfolio  
  • Exploring Careers & Majors 
  • Internship & Career Search Strategies 
  • Interview Strategies & Professional Attire  
  • LinkedIn & Networking Strategies  
  • Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (Understand personality types and how they inform career direction, communication and work styles) 
  • Overview of Career Center Services & Resources  
  • PathwayU Assessment (Explore careers and/or majors by assessing the overlap of skills, personality, interests, and work preferences) 
  • Resume & Cover Letter Development 
  • Salary Negotiation 
  • Searching & Applying for Graduate/Professional School 
  • Social Media in Your Career Brand
     

Employer Presentation Topics:

  • Career Skills & What Employers Highly Value
  • Creating a Job Search Strategy
  • How to Stand Out as a Candidate
  • Getting Your Foot in the Door