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

MAR

25

POSTPONED: Alumni & Career Services | A. I. From College to Career
4:00 PM to 4:45 PM MT

Liz Fernandez
Artificial intelligence is transforming both higher education and the workplace—but how can you use it effectively and ethically? In this webinar, our expert speaker will explore the role of AI in academics and professional settings, covering best practices such as fact-checking, avoiding plagiarism, and making informed, responsible choices when using AI tools. Whether you’re a student or a working professional, this session will provide valuable insights to help you navigate AI from college to career.

MAR

25

Faculty Speaker Series | Current Trends in Human Trafficking - session 2
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM MT

Ali Hopper

Sextortion, which according to the FBI is the largest online threat to teenagers. We will explore how parents can protect their children from this devastating crime.

APR

08

Faculty Speaker Series | Current Trends in Human Trafficking - session 3
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM MT

Ali Hopper

Grooming- The presentation will focus on how grooming occurs in human trafficking and what people can do to protect themselves from becoming a victim. A discussion on how the internet and social media are used in grooming will be covered.

APR

09

Scholarly Writing Series | Giving Credit When Credit is Due!
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT

Dr. Nina Beaman

Plagiarism, Ethics, Recycling, Course Hero and Similar Websites, Citations, Paraphrasing

APR

16

Doctoral Webinar Series | Chapter 1: Introduction
3:00 PM to 4:00 PM MT

Dr. Donald Dunn & Dr. Courtney Grant, Faculty Chairs, School of Education
Dr. Margaret Pearce (DNP Faculty Lead), School of Nursing and Health Sciences

During the introduction of your dissertation or DNP project, you will lay out the variables to be studied and the need for the research. Join us to see what is required in the first chapter of your doctoral manuscript.

  • Tips for choosing your committee
  • Formulating Research Questions – some basics, techniques and practical examples

APR

22

Faculty Speaker Series | Current Trends in Human Trafficking - session 4
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM MT

Ali Hopper

The Different Forms of Human Trafficking- The presenter will detail the difference between trafficking and smuggling.