Career Services

The Grand Canyon University Career Services Center added the Career Insider resource to provide on-line tools and resource for all job-seeking students.

Career Services presented its first Lunch & Learn session on Monday, Sept. 13, in McKinley Hall in the Student Union.

Andre Bell says working with kids is a little like the poetry he writes. It’s all about understanding his audience.

By Nate Perry GCU Administrative Assistant Are you looking for a job?  Looking for a new way to network and promote yourself?  Confused about choosing a major? Career Services has the tools and resources to help you succeed.  From free business cards to career opportunities, its mission is to help you get connected and stay connected for a lifetime. Students can take advantage of opportunities to sharpen their job skills and earn some extra money through student-worker positions on campus.  Workers are hired on a short-term, temporary basis, usually by semester, and they work no more than 20 hours a week.  If you’re interested in a job opportunity or in learning more about the student-worker program, call Career Services or stop in at the Student Union office. To help with finding a job and networking, all GCU ground students are eligible to receive free business cards from Career Services.  Business cards help you connect with potential employers and associates.  Career Services also offers tips on networking etiquette and on how to effectively use your business cards. The staff leaders of Career Services are Jacqueline Smith and Dr. Mary Askew.  Between the two of them, they have more than 35 years […]