Presentation Request

Sick? Upcoming conference? Vacation? Don’t cancel class!

Last minute or planned, no matter the reason, Career Services would love to cover your class with a presentation that would benefit your students.

In class, hybrid, or online only classes are ALL covered.
Online presentations are always available!

Career Services offers several student-oriented presentation topics that we have found most beneficial to students.

• Please allow 48-hour notice, to allow for a presenter to be obtained.
• Last minute request cannot be guaranteed, due to scheduling and presenter availability.

Complete this form to schedule a presentation

Career Exploration

Students will discover find out why so many change their degree during school and after graduation. Figure out what career path works best for YOU. Learn more about BridgeValley’s World of Work Inventory (WOWI) Career Assessment.

Improve Test Taking Skills

Learn study skills to benefit ALL students, everyone learns differently! Discuss test types and how to formulate each to pass that test with ease.

Life Balance
(Combined “Stress Management” and “Time Management” presentations)

Time and stress management affect one another in many aspects of our lives, but how do you deal keep them in check? Tips, tricks, and advice to help students manage their time more efficiently and gain a handle on various stressors from everyday life.

Cover Letter & Resume Basics

Will cover what to include and how to properly set up a cover letter and resume. Depending on the requested length of the presentation will determine how in depth we will dig into both topics; time permitting, will give students the chance to work directly on starting or updating their existing documents.

Interviewing Strategies

Interviews are intimidating, but a necessary step in landing your dream job. What should you bring, how should you dress, and more will be covered during this presentation.

Professionalism 101

Looking for a job, there are just certain things that are a no go. Sometimes it is the smallest detail that is overlooked that could have easily been prevented!