Let’s Start a Career Conversation
Our professional development offerings to graduate students include one-on-one career coaching conversations that are geared to enhance your personal and professional journeys. Whether you are preparing to enter the job market, transition to a new role, shift careers, or focus on developing your professional skills here at the Bryan School, our Career and Professional Development Specialist can help you:
- Set short and long term professional goals
- Search for jobs/internships and explore career paths
- Tailor your application materials to represent your educational and/or work accomplishments
- Develop a personalized approach to interviewing, building your network, and finding professional development opportunities
Let’s Connect
Mackenzie Radford
Specialist, Graduate Career and Professional Development
Bryan 301P
mrwinslo@uncg.edu
Your Career Journey
Through our programming and guidance, we can help you answer key questions in the following areas:
- Assess: What are my values, skills, and interests and how are they related?
- Explore: What are all of my options?
- Connect: How do I create and communicate my story while building my network?
- Enhance: What skills/experiences do I need to move forward?
- Engage: How can I prepare my materials, interviewing skills, and negotiating skills to go on the job market and transition beyond Bryan?
Focus Areas
The Bryan Graduate Career Center focuses on four key areas of support for graduate students:
- Coaching: Sessions uniquely tailored to your journey
- Programs: Workshops on job/internship searching, building professional skills, and special topics in career development (in addition to our Company Spotlight series)
- Initiatives: Supportive endeavors such as the Truist Emerging Leaders Certificate program and the Bryan School’s structured mentoring program
- Virtual resources: A robust portfolio of virtual resources specialized for you
Available Resources
Have Questions?
Mackenzie Radford
Specialist, Graduate Career and Professional Development
Bryan 301P
mrwinslo@uncg.edu