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Are you feeling unsure about how to make the most of your time at the University of Idaho? In our series premiere, we explore why "just attending class" isn't enough to prepare you for the professional world. We dive into the importance of campus involvement, from joining a niche club to participating in professional societies and why volunteering is a "win-win" for both your community and your career. Learn how to turn your "Tuesday night hobbies" into leadership and teamwork skills that will make your resume stand out to employers.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Overcoming the "Friction" of Connection: How joining a club helps you navigate new social environments and build essential interpersonal skills.
- Finding Your Niche: Navigating the 200+ registered clubs at U of I, from the Paradise Audubon Society to the Denny's Club.
- The Professional Edge: How professional societies (like Tau Beta Pi or ASLA) help you develop industry-specific interests.
- The Impact of Volunteering: Why service is a powerful tool for mental health, networking, and even future employment.
- Resume Strategies: How to translate club roles and volunteer work into "Leadership" or "Experience" sections on your resume.
Resources Mentioned:
- Engage Idaho: Peruse the list of all 200+ registered campus clubs.
- GivePulse: Find local and campus volunteer opportunities.
- Handshake: Schedule an appointment with Career Services.
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Episode Credits:
Hosted by Saffron Brooks
Produced by Hayley Bowring
Music: Intergalactic by Alex Jones and Xander Jones