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. Students can also discuss these topics (and more) during a self-scheduled Career Advising Appointment. To access more of
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
What is Sexual and Gender-Based Misconduct? Sexual and gender-based misconduct can take various forms, including sexual assault, sexual exploitation, sexual or gender-based harassment, sex and/or gender-based stalking, intimate partner violence, and sex and gender-based discrimination. The Policy also prohibits retaliation and violations of supportive measures related to sexual and gender-based misconduct allegations. Behavior that creates
The College Compact describes the environment we wish to create and the behaviors we hope our community members will exhibit. These shared values articulate our commitments to our interactions and relationships with one another. Our Shared Values You and all of the things that make up your unique identity are welcome in our vibrant community
The following external resources are relevant to those interested in architecture and urban design. 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
International students will typically need to obtain Curricular Practical Training (CPT) or Optional Practical Training (OPT) authorization in order to work. The authorization process is primarily handled by the University of Michigan’s International Center. Career & Professional Development hosts a work authorization session with a presentation from our colleague from the International Center. You can
The primary career platform for Taubman College students and alumni is the Taubman College Career Network (or TCCN). Students can use the platform to schedule advising appointments with the Career and Student Affairs teams, network with Taubman College alumni, register for career events, search for jobs and internships, and access university-wide resources. Schedule an Appointment
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