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experience through internship or co-op assignments, organize their
job search campaign, or gain skills in portfolio development,
resume/CV preparation, and interview techniques are invited to visit
the Center. The Center has an extensive career library, with
directories of employers and other career skills information.
Graduate students seeking assistance resolving career planning or
preparation issues can make appointments with one of the Center's
career counselors and advisers. The CRC also offers workshops that
address the specific career decision-making and job search concerns
of graduate students.
Career Resource Center program and service information can be
accessed on-line at http://www.crc.ufl.edu. Specific pages geared
toward graduate students' career concerns can be found at
http://www.crc.ufl.edu/gradservices.
Significant on-campus interviews with representatives from business
industry, government, and education are coordinated by the Center
each year. Graduate students are encouraged to create a Gator
CareerLink account early to participate in these interviews.
Creating a Gator CareerLink account will also grant access to search
internship, co-op and full-time employment listings.
During the academic year, the Center also sponsors a number of
career fairs, workshops and employer information sessions
that bring employers to campus to talk to students about careers
and jobs. These sessions are open to all majors and are an ideal
way for graduate students to make contact with potential
employers. For more information call (352) 392-1601 or visit
http://www.crc.ufl.edu.
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Counseling and Wellness Center
The Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC) offers services to
currently enrolled graduate students for personal, career, and
educational concerns.
Professional counselors offer short-term individual, couples, and
group counseling. There is no charge for the Center's confidential
services. Topics of services for graduate students often include help
with concerns related to academic success, time and stress
management skills, anxiety and depression, personal and family
relationships, adjustment to the culture, and other issues associated
with transition.
Counseling and Wellness Center clinicians also provide a range of
consultation and outreach programs to the campus community.
Phone or in-person consultation is available for students, parents,
faculty, and staff regarding any issues related to student
development. The CWC clinicians serve as program resources for a