Undergraduate Students
The Bryan School has unique curricular and extracurricular professional development opportunities built into every year of the undergraduate experience. Throughout their academic career, students will engage in two programs: Bryan Gold and the Blueprint Series. These programs are designed to accelerate students’ personal and professional development, and equip students with the employability skills that are most desired by employers. Students can also receive 1-on-1 career coaching through our partnership with UNCG’s Career & Professional Development.
Graduate Students
As a Bryan School student, you have access to many people ready to help you develop your professional self. Megan Parker, Graduate Student Professional Development Specialist for the Bryan School, focuses on the specific needs and professional goals of graduate students. Megan is here specifically to aid Bryan School Graduate Students with professional development, mock interviews, refining resumes, internship searches, and career coaching.
Resources
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CareerShiftResearch companies and build your network. |
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HandshakeFind internships and jobs. |
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InterviewStreamPractice your interview skills. |
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Spartans at Work (12Twenty)Tell us about your new job. |
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SpotlightsMake connections that can open the door to your future career. |
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UNCG Career & Professional DevelopmentReceive 1-on-1 career coaching. |
Need Assistance?
Mr. Tyler Wiersma
Assistant Director, Undergraduate Professional Development
t_wiersm@uncg.edu (336) 334-4923
Mr. Lasse Palomaki
Professional Development Specialist, Undergraduate
lspaloma@uncg.edu (336) 256-0092
Ms. Megan Parker
Graduate Student Professional Development Specialist
mkparker@uncg.edu (336)-256-0390Student Organizations
UNCG has several student organizations offering social, educational, volunteer, and professional development activities. Student organizations are a great way to get involved with the campus and local communities, add to your resume, and build a stronger network. UNCG student organizations allow you to network with fellow students and community leaders, pursue new interests, and build leadership and career skills.