Taubman College alumni are invited to participate in a portfolio review event once each year to provide current students with feedback and constructive criticism on their professional portfolios. This event typically takes place virtually during the fall semester. Students can register for this event through the Taubman College Career Network. Capacity is limited, with spots
The Taubman College Alumni Council engages with students during a speed networking event each year, to allow students to practice their elevator pitch and interview skills. This event typically takes place during the fall semester. Additionally, speed networking is typically part of the January Career Intensive programming. Students can register for this event through the
The Career & Professional Development team hosts a workshop series to teach students various career skills. Our typical workshop cycle will cover the following topics: You can register for workshop events through the Taubman College Career Network. Additional tips, tricks and strategies related to these topics can be found in the Taubman College Career Guide.
Our Taubman College Career Guide is a resource you can refer to throughout the year! Developed specifically for Taubman students, the guide outlines best practices, tips and tricks related to the following topics: Access the 2024-2025 Taubman College Career Guide through Google Drive using your U-M credentials. Download the file for easy access!
The following external resources are relevant to those interested in urban and regional planning. Among them are salary reports and information about licensing and professional organizations. The Occupational Outlook Handbook from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics contains information about job outlooks, median pay, and more. Salary Information Students are encouraged to conduct research regarding the pay
The University of Michigan offers a variety of resources to support diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across the University community. Please reach out to ODEI if you have any questions or need additional assistance related to this information. For a more comprehensive list, visit diversity.umich.edu/resources.
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