Overview & Events
Career Services is committed to providing all Aspen students and alumni with the information, resources, and tools needed to help you feel confident taking next steps as you navigate your career and professional development journey. Career Services appointments are offered virtually Monday-Friday during standard business hours to all students and alumni at no cost.
We are currently expanding our Alumni and Career Services to assist Aspen University students and alumni further their career goals. For updates on new Career Services offerings, check this site and Aspen’s Altitude blog.
Aspen University Career Services can currently support you with the following:
- Resume Proofreading
- Resources for job searching, building a resume, interviewing, and more
- Networking Opportunities
UPCOMING EVENTS
DEC
16
Webinar: The Joy of Assertiveness
Join Dr. Nina Beaman for a session on professional communication tailored for the academic environment. “The Joy of Assertiveness” explores how students can express their needs confidently and effectively, favoring assertiveness over aggression. The webinar will cover strategies for articulating concerns, being receptive to constructive criticism, and reaching out to the right person to address issues. These skills not only enhance academic experiences but also provide a solid foundation for workplace success. Presented by Alumni & Career Services
DEC
17
Faculty Speaker Series: What Can be Done to Mitigate the Risk of Domestic Terrorism?
This is part four of a four-part series focused on domestic terrorism. With a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice, Dr. Sadulski frequently conducts research on the evolving threat of terrorism. He participated in counter-terrorism operations and critical infrastructure protection and received the Global War on Terror Medal. Dr. Saldulski’s research is focused on mitigating risk of domestic terrorism.
DEC
18
Webinar: Fundamentals of AI Literacy
Join as Dr. Daniel Zimmerman speaks about the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, including AI terminology, facts and myths of AI, how AI impacts your daily life, and what AI programs to use in your everyday life.
JAN
07
Faculty Speaker Series: The Advantages and Barriers to Using a Patient Portal
This is part one of a four-part series focused on technology and healthcare. Dr. Catron has been a nurse for 50 years. She started in the NICU giving direct patient care, advanced into clinical education, and later simulation-based education. She has significant experience in nursing education. Dr. Catron is keenly interested in the development of empathy and compassion in new graduates.
JAN
08
Scholarly Writing Series: The Art of Scholarly Writing
Join this webinar to learn: reasons for following APA style, when to use scholarly writing, tone, why not to rely on automatic reference/citation generators, ethical use of augmented intelligence. Presented by Aspen’s Faculty Services and Scholarship department.
JAN
21
Faculty Speaker Series: The Impact of Digital Health Literacy Theoretical Frameworks in Rural Healthcare
This is part two of a four-part series focused on technology and healthcare. Dr. Catron has been a nurse for 50 years. She started in the NICU giving direct patient care, advanced into clinical education, and later simulation-based education. She has significant experience in nursing education. Dr. Catron is keenly interested in the development of empathy and compassion in new graduates.
FEB
04
Faculty Speaker Series: Leading Change Using a Qualitative Design Project for Improvement
This is part three of a four-part series focused on technology and healthcare. Dr. Catron has been a nurse for 50 years. She started in the NICU giving direct patient care, advanced into clinical education, and later simulation-based education. She has significant experience in nursing education. Dr. Catron is keenly interested in the development of empathy and compassion in new graduates.
FEB
12
Scholarly Writing Series: Organizing Your Ideas and Writing
Join this webinar to learn: organizing different kinds of work, outline, abstract, table of contents, title page, introduction, body/level headings, conclusion, citations/references, PowerPoint slides. Presented by Aspen’s Faculty Services and Scholarship department.
FEB
18
Faculty Speaker Series: Outcomes, Results, and Findings Following Implementation
This is part four of a four-part series focused on technology and healthcare. Dr. Catron has been a nurse for 50 years. She started in the NICU giving direct patient care, advanced into clinical education, and later simulation-based education. She has significant experience in nursing education. Dr. Catron is keenly interested in the development of empathy and compassion in new graduates.