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This intensive workshop gives graduate business students the essential strategies to excel at every stage of the interview process—from the first screening call to the final round. Learn how to craft compelling stories, demonstrate your value with confidence, and tailor your approach to different interview formats and employer expectations. Participants will walk away with practical frameworks, insider tips, and actionable techniques to elevate their performance and stand out in a competitive hiring landscape.

 

This interactive session brings graduate business students together with successful alumni who have navigated the journey from the classroom to meaningful careers. Through candid conversations and practical insights, participants will learn how alumni identified opportunities, built professional networks, overcame challenges, and made strategic early-career decisions. Leave with actionable advice, real-world examples, and clearer pathways for launching your own post-graduate success story.

 

Participate in our Career Chat to uncover career opportunities matching your interests. Our employer partners will be on hand to engage you in conversation about your passions, your interests, and to help you search for amazing jobs and internships.
College of the Arts

marching band performing on a football field

 Current Online Master of Music in Music Education student, Caleb Bradley, will be marching as part of the Saluting America's Band Directors (SABD) in the 2026 Rose Bowl Parade. Bradley, a third-year teacher and band director, is one of 500 band directors selected from across the nation.SABD is a project of the Michael D. Sewell Memorial Foundation, created in 2017, to carry on the legacy of the late Mike Sewell, longtime band director in the Pickerington, Ohio school system. The project was launched to recognize and celebrate the extraordinary dedication and accomplishments of band direc...

Kent State has expanded its mental health and wellness services

With new programs, refreshed campaigns and year‑round services, ºÚÁÏÍø continues to double down on mental health and well-being for students, faculty and staff. The work spans free counseling, skill‑building workshops, employee resources and advocacy events designed to reduce stigma and make care easier to find and use.It has been two years since Kent State launched its highly anticipated Mental Health Campaign, “Reduce the Stigma. Seek Help. Refer a Flash. From free counseling sessions to peer-led programs and advocacy events, the university has created a culture where men...

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