Career Support for those with a Criminal Record
These resources provide support and guidance for those who have arrest and conviction records. State Laws on Use of Arrests and Convictions in Employment
Professional Licensure Requirements for Immigrants by State
Each of the 50 states has unique requirements for individuals seeking to obtain a professional or occupational license. The following guide is designed to assist
Health Insurance for Undocumented Coloradoans
Health insurance is something that entrepreneurs need to purchase on their own. Colorado has a program to enroll in affordable health insurance specifically designed for
How to Support Employees with Long Covid
This guide is geared towards employers with employees who have long covid. It explains what long covid is and how it affects physical and mental
Long Covid Qualifies as a Workplace Disability
This article discusses why long covid is considered a disability in the workplace and how to talk to your manager if you are experiencing long
Resume and Employment Guide for People with Disabilities
This website provides resume and job search tips for people with disabilities, and also covers legal rights, how to deal with discrimination or harassment in
Feminist Jobs
Find the latest opportunities at leading feminist and progressive organizations through the Feminist Jobs Board!
Career Resources for Indigenous Students
Check out this website for a list of scholarships, job sites, publications, and professional organizations for Indigenous students.
Directory of Tribal and Native Organizations
Native organizations and tribes have career resources that are sent out within their community. Check out this directory of regional intertribal organizations and national native organizations to find groups that you identify with.
Native Pathways Guidebook
This career readiness guide was created to help Native students prepare for and successfully navigate the diverse landscape of job opportunities and sectors of work. It includes contributions from Native graduates, professionals and artists.
Pride Career Resources
Check out this page to find relevant information about being queer and your career. This page is a collaboration between CSU’s Pride Resource Center and
Family Career Resource
Would you like help explaining to your family the value of engaging in the college experience beyond academic courses? This handout explains the benefits of
How to Support Employees with Long Covid
This guide is geared towards employers with employees who have long covid. It explains what long covid is and how it affects physical and mental
Long Covid Qualifies as a Workplace Disability
This article discusses why long covid is considered a disability in the workplace and how to talk to your manager if you are experiencing long
Job Guide for People with Mental Health Conditions
Find work that works for you. This guide discusses disclosure of your mental health condition, obtaining reasonable accommodations, and taking a leave of absence. It
Virtual Interviewing
Now is the ideal time to brush up on your interview skills, especially your virtual interviewing skills. Companies are still hiring, and will most likely
Big Interview
Big Interview is a great resource to get you ready for both virtual and in-person interviews.
Finding Remote Work
In this webinar you’ll learn how to find remote work, how to avoid job scams, and how to present yourself in the best possible light as a great candidate for remote work.
Create a strong Professional Profile on your Resume
Employers/Recruiters will spend between 3-30 seconds on your resume the first time through. Based on what they see in that time, they will decide whether
Virtual Networking
Now is the ideal time to make connections with past, current and future clients, coworkers and potential employers. Companies are still hiring, and once things
Salary Negotiation for Women
This webinar discusses what the gender wage gap is, how it affects you, and what to do about it. The accompanying hand-out provides strategies to negotiate your salary.
Alum Resume Guide
Resumes may have changed since the last time you created one for an application. Follow the techniques and tips in this resume guide to increase
Black Women Describe Navigating Race and Gender in the Workplace
Author Maura Cheeks along with Professor Elizabeth Morrison, Vice Dean of Faculty at NYU, interviewed “10 women of color in order to understand the challenges
Professional Associations for Black Professionals
Joining a professional association can be a great way to connect with people in your field/industry and get advice from people who do the work
Career Support for those with a Criminal Record
These resources provide support and guidance for those who have arrest and conviction records. State Laws on Use of Arrests and Convictions in Employment
Business Insider: “How to land a job when you have a criminal record”
Read this short article for advice on how and when to bring up a criminal record to a prospective employer
Center for Employment Opportunities: Resources for Recently Incarcerated People
Center for Employment Opportunities provides immediate, effective, and comprehensive employment services exclusively to individuals who have recently returned home from incarceration.
Legal Action Center/National H.I.R.E. Network
Established by the Legal Action Center in 2001, the National Helping Individuals with criminal records Re-enter through Employment (H.I.R.E.) Network is both a national clearinghouse for information and an advocate for policy change.
Reentering Your Community: A Handbook
Reentering your community can be more manageable when you’re aware of the services and resources available to help. This handbook, provided by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, is designed as a step-by-step guide to help you reenter your community.
10 Smart Tactics to get a Job with a Criminal Record
Visit this site to learn about industries that do not require background checks, how to check your records for errors, get records expunged or sealed, and other helpful advice
The National Reentry Resource Center
The Reentry Services Directory was developed by the National Reentry Resource Center (NRRC) to help individuals who have been incarcerated, and their families, find local reentry services. The NRRC has compiled a list of organizations and service providers who can address different reentry needs, including housing, employment, and family reunification.
State Laws on Employer Use of Arrest and Conviction Records
Visit this site for information about your rights as they pertain to arrest and conviction records in various states
Federal Bonding Program
The U.S. Department of Labor established The Federal Bonding Program in 1966 to provide Fidelity Bonds for hard-to-place job seekers. The bonds cover the first six months of employment at no cost to the job applicant or the employer.
CSU Student Legal Services
Consult with CSU Student Legal Services on any and all legal matters before seeking formal representation—they may be able to help!
Workplace Fairness: Your Rights and Criminal Records
This site answers frequently asked questions about rights of those with previous convictions, and offers state-by-state nuances to those rights
Jails to Jobs
Jails to Jobs, a Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is an organization that gives ex-offenders the tools they need to find employment. On this website you’ll find a step-by-step plan to follow as you carry out your job search.
Professional Licensure Requirements for Immigrants by State
Each of the 50 states has unique requirements for individuals seeking to obtain a professional or occupational license. The following guide is designed to assist
Health Insurance for Undocumented Coloradoans
Health insurance is something that entrepreneurs need to purchase on their own. Colorado has a program to enroll in affordable health insurance specifically designed for
CSU Student Legal Services
Consult with CSU Student Legal Services on any and all legal matters before seeking formal representation—they may be able to help!
A Guide on Internship Resources for Students who are Undocumented
This resource features advice for students who are undocumented with regard to finding internships, as well as includes links to additional resources that could be helpful in navigating this challenging journey.
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
Navigating Illegal Interview Questions
This article goes over your rights and strategies for navigating the conversation if a potential employer does as you an illegal question in an interview.
Career Advice for Students Who Are Undocumented
This is a resource compiled for CSU students who are undocumented that includes career options, professional development ideas while at CSU, names of supporters in
The Non-Citizen’s Guide to Entrepreneurship
This guide can help you find work as a non-citizen.
Professions that Generally Require Licensure (CSU Career Center)
The CSU Career Center has put together a list of professions that generally require state licensure. These may include testing, fees, and may be prohibitive to individuals who are undocumented.
Professional and Occupational Licenses for Immigrants
The National Conference of State Legislature site overviews licensure states that have acted to reduce barriers for immigrants to obtain professional licenses through legislation, the governor’s office or creating a task force.
ACLU Know Your Rights
Do you know your rights? These easy-to-use resources were created by the ACLU so you can have your rights at your fingertips.
Minor in Entrepreneurship (CSU Website)
CSU students who have a strong desire to be engaged in entrepreneurship can pursue this 24-credit minor developed for business and non-business students.
Family Career Resource
Would you like help explaining to your family the value of engaging in the college experience beyond academic courses? This handout explains the benefits of
Cover Letter Guide (CSU Career Center)
Tell your story and demonstrate your experience with an excellent cover letter. A cover letter gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your enthusiasm and qualifications
RECURSOS DE CARRERA PARA FAMILIAS
¿Le gustaría ayuda para explicarle a su familia el valor de participar en la experiencia universitaria más allá de los cursos académicos? Este folleto explica
CÓMO ESCRIBIR UNA EXCELENTE CARTA DE PRESENTACIÓN
Cuente su historia y demuestre su experiencia con una excelente carta de presentación. Una carta de presentación le da la oportunidad de demonstrar su entusiasmo
Veterinarian CV (CSU Career Center)
Take a look at this CV for ideas on how to highlight your veterinary experience, including externships, as well as ways to record academic accomplishments.
Graduate Student CV (CSU Career Center)
See one example of how to highlight your academic accomplishments on a curriculum vitae. This sample illustrates how to show valuable skills gained from research experience.
Transferable Skills for Doctoral Students in the Humanities
With Connected Academics, you’ll find incredible resources to prepare for careers outside of academia. This link includes resume tips and samples to translate doctoral experiences from languages, literature, and the humanities to non-academic industries.
Why it is not a ‘failure’ to leave academia
Navigating the career search as a PhD student can be daunting. Here are ways to prepare for different careers and how your labs can help.
Connected Academics
Connected Academics provides resources to prepare doctoral students of language and literature for a variety of careers.
ImaginePhD
ImaginePhD is a resource for career exploration and planning tool for those interested in the humanities and social sciences.
Why PhDs Are More Valuable Than Other Job Candidates
As a PhD, you are more valuable than other job candidates in industry but it’s up to you to communicate this value.
No one is going to communicate your value for you. This article covers key points to describing what you have to offer.
6 Steps to Creating Healthy Office Culture (CSU Career Center Webinar-Prerecorded)
Discover a six-step approach to making necessary changes to your own behavior. When you change yourself, you change the system, breaking free of unhealthy behavior patterns.
Versatile PhD Online Community for Non-academic and non-faculty careers
Versatile PhD is the oldest, largest online community dedicated to non-academic and non-faculty careers for PhDs in humanities, social science and STEM.
Cheeky Scientist – Resources for PhD
Key resource for PhD Scientists to learn how to get into industry including jobs, resumes, and blogs.
PhD./Master’s Resume for Industry Guide (CSU Career Center)
Our Guide was created with industry partners and experienced staff to help you understand what employers look for in advanced degree holding candidates.
Jobs on Toast – A Place for PhD students to explore nonacademic careers
A place for PhDs to explore job resources, podcasts and blogs that address jobs outside academia.
Review of OPT, CPT, H1-B Visas from CSU ISSS
This is an overview from CSU’s International Student & Scholar Services of CPT, OPT, H1-B visas, and filing US taxes.
Five Ways to Redefine Negotiation in Cross-Cultural Situations
Preparing for a cross-cultural negotiation requires the same careful preparation, and done properly, preparation and a willingness to adapt to new processes can help a negotiator. This blog article considers some essential steps to effective cross-cultural negotiation.
H1B Sponsorship Checker
There are many ways you can go about looking up if an organization has sponsored an H1B visa in the past 5 years. One example being GoinGlobal, which you can access through our website here. Perhaps an easier option to add an extension to your browser.
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
International Student Career Week Videos 2021
Check out the video recordings of presentations from the 2021 International Student Career Week. Topics include work authorization in the USA, job search strategies, and more!
Navigating Illegal Interview Questions
This article goes over your rights and strategies for navigating the conversation if a potential employer does as you an illegal question in an interview.
Professions that Generally Require Licensure (CSU Career Center)
The CSU Career Center has put together a list of professions that generally require state licensure. These may include testing, fees, and may be prohibitive to individuals who are undocumented.
Professional and Occupational Licenses for Immigrants
The National Conference of State Legislature site overviews licensure states that have acted to reduce barriers for immigrants to obtain professional licenses through legislation, the governor’s office or creating a task force.
Minor in Entrepreneurship (CSU Website)
CSU students who have a strong desire to be engaged in entrepreneurship can pursue this 24-credit minor developed for business and non-business students.
OPT/CPT Hiring Companies (CSU Career Center)
International students, find your new job with this list of hiring companies.
International Student Resume & CV Trends (CSU)
This document is helpful for international students to identify the differences between a resume and CV, and receive tips on formatting and guidelines.
My Visa Jobs
International students wanted! Visit this website to find information about visa processes.
Pride Career Resources
Check out this page to find relevant information about being queer and your career. This page is a collaboration between CSU’s Pride Resource Center and
LGBTQ Map
This comprehensive site is great for researching which states proactively protect equality for LGBTQ folx in the U.S. Knowing this information can help with deciding
Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success
Through the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Saleem Clarke shares their approach to assisting students navigating inclusive conversations around dress for success in preparation for an interview.
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
LinkedIn: 50+ Ideas for Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion at Your Company
Read this article to get an idea of what to look for or ask about in a job search if working at an inclusive company is important to you.
NACE: Assessing Employers’ Commitment to DEI
This article includes a list of thoughtful questions students can ask recruiters during interviews or other interactions to assess their organizations’ DEI priority and commitment.
Writing Conferences for LGBTQ+ & Writers of Color
See a list of the top conferences for LGBTQ+ writers and writers of color.
Navigating Illegal Interview Questions
This article goes over your rights and strategies for navigating the conversation if a potential employer does as you an illegal question in an interview.
LGBTQ+ Workplace Resource Guide
From finding inclusive companies, getting comfortable with the interview process, to coming out at work, here is a resource guide to help you navigate the
Former College Athletes Jobs Hiring Now!
SimplyHired is a job board that has a filter for employer looking specifically for former athletes! Click the link below to find job postings today!
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Interested in a job in collegiate athletics? The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics has a job board and events for meeting people in
Student Athlete Guide to Getting a Job
Like any big game or competition, finding a job requires effort and a solid game plan. Student athletes who go in with a plan for
Student-Athlete Internship Program
The Student-Athlete Internship Program is a program founded in 2012 as a way to creatively engage student-athletes in internships and work experience while they are
How Student Athletes Can Prepare to Become Entrepreneurs
NCAA’s top governing board voted unanimously to permit students participating in athletics the opportunity to benefit from the use of their name, image and likeness in a manner consistent with the collegiate model.
Women’s Sports Foundation
The Women’s Sports Foundation was established in 1974 to advance the lives of women and girls through sports and physical activity. Their mission is to
Women Leaders in College Sports
Women Leaders in College Sports is a professional association with the missions to develops, connects, and advances women working in college sports and beyond. Women
Transferable Career Skills of Student Athletes
Through your experience as a student athlete, you have likely honed many skills and strengths that employers value. Read this document to find out more
Teamwork Online Sports Job Board
If you have an interest in a career within the sports industry, visit this website to view a sports-specific job board!
NCAA Job Board
This job board is specific to jobs within collegiate athletics. If you have an interest in working in college sports, visit this site to find
Example Resume for Football Player
This mock resume highlights some of the experience you may have as a CSU Football player.
National Sports Marketing Network (NSMN)
Connect with others that have the same interest in sports.
Career Resources for Indigenous Students
Check out this website for a list of scholarships, job sites, publications, and professional organizations for Indigenous students.
Directory of Tribal and Native Organizations
Native organizations and tribes have career resources that are sent out within their community. Check out this directory of regional intertribal organizations and national native organizations to find groups that you identify with.
Native Pathways Guidebook
This career readiness guide was created to help Native students prepare for and successfully navigate the diverse landscape of job opportunities and sectors of work. It includes contributions from Native graduates, professionals and artists.
Resources for Black Entrepreneurs
Check out this website for information on 6 different organizations that support Black entrepreneurs.
Negotiating as a Woman of Color in Tech
Tips and testimony around leveraging your personal value in being a badass WOC negotiator!
Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success
Through the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Saleem Clarke shares their approach to assisting students navigating inclusive conversations around dress for success in preparation for an interview.
The Benefits of Bringing Your Whole Identity to Work
According to the conventional wisdom, if you want to succeed at work, you need to learn how to fit in culturally. But in recent research, we’ve discovered that many professionals of color have succeeded in underrepresented fields by shining a light on their differences and mobilizing their identities.
Asian-Americans on Being “likable” in the Modern Workplace
A lawsuit claiming Harvard ranked Asian-American students lower on personality traits like “likability” reflects stereotypes that persist in the workforce, too. In this article, Asian-Americans share their experience with likeability.
Feeling Seen, Heard & Affirmed: Pursuing Professional Development Opportunities as a Person of Color
This article provides experience and several suggestions for how to go about finding professional development in an organization as a person of color.
National Park Service: Latino Heritage Internship Program
The Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP) is a partnership with the National Park Service and Environment for the Americas designed to provide internship opportunities for
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
LinkedIn: 50+ Ideas for Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion at Your Company
Read this article to get an idea of what to look for or ask about in a job search if working at an inclusive company is important to you.
How to Support Employees with Long Covid
This guide is geared towards employers with employees who have long covid. It explains what long covid is and how it affects physical and mental
Long Covid Qualifies as a Workplace Disability
This article discusses why long covid is considered a disability in the workplace and how to talk to your manager if you are experiencing long
Resume and Employment Guide for People with Disabilities
This website provides resume and job search tips for people with disabilities, and also covers legal rights, how to deal with discrimination or harassment in
Chronically Capable-Flexible Jobs for the Chronically Ill
Use this site to find employers who support those with chronic illness, get personalized job opportunities sent to you based on your needs, and join
Job Guide for People with Mental Health Conditions
Find work that works for you. This guide discusses disclosure of your mental health condition, obtaining reasonable accommodations, and taking a leave of absence. It
Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success
Through the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Saleem Clarke shares their approach to assisting students navigating inclusive conversations around dress for success in preparation for an interview.
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
NACE: Assessing Employers’ Commitment to DEI
This article includes a list of thoughtful questions students can ask recruiters during interviews or other interactions to assess their organizations’ DEI priority and commitment.
Disclosure Options for Employment
Review this Disclosure Options for Employment handout to learn about options for timing of disclosing a disability, with advantages and disadvantages at every stage of
Navigating Illegal Interview Questions
This article goes over your rights and strategies for navigating the conversation if a potential employer does as you an illegal question in an interview.
Autism Employment Tool Kit
Autism Speaks would like to help you with your employment search by giving you tools and tips while you look for a job. As an adult on the autism spectrum, you have strengths and abilities that employers are just beginning to understand. Therefore, we have written this guide to help you research, find and keep employment in the current, competitive labor market.
U.S. Office OF Personnel Management (OPM) – Disability Employment
People with disabilities can find federal jobs through this website.
Explore Military Careers
Did you know that there are many ways to work for the military beyond combat roles? Explore your military options through this website!
Military Background Resume Sample (CSU Career Center)
Learn how to highlight your unique skills and accomplishments from your military experience on a resume using this sample as a guide.
Guide to Finding a Job as a Veteran
Former U.S. Airforce member Maggie O’Leary and BigInterview share their ultimate to job searching and interviewing guide for transitioning from Military to the Civilian Sector.
Veteran Tips for Success in Civilian Role Interviewing
John C. Buckley, II, Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret), veteran and career coach writes about how to best represent your military experience in interviewing for civilian roles.
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.
Veteran’s Perspective on Pros & Cons of Grad School
Thinking about going to graduate school and unsure if it’s the right choice for you? A veteran provides some perspective on pursuing a graduate degree.
Translating Military Experience (CSU Career Center)
Learn how to translate your military experience into civilian language.
My Next Move For Veterans
You served your country, now you’re ready for your next challenge. What do you want to do next?
Military.com – Veteran Employment Center
Translate your military skills into the job world.
Quintessential Careers for Veterans
You are a veteran, soon to be college grad, now what? Find what career is perfect for you with this website.
Larimer County Workforce Center
You don’t have to leave Colorado to find your dream job. Find jobs in Larimer County with this website.
The Lime Network
The Lime Network is rebranding disabilities through achievement. Find jobs, internships, scholarships and more.
Feminist Jobs
Find the latest opportunities at leading feminist and progressive organizations through the Feminist Jobs Board!
Network Like a Girl: 10 Strategies for Women
Read this article to learn more about networking tips for women.
Job Searching As A Survivor of Domestic Violence
Read from a domestic violence survivor on challenges protecting safety and privacy during a job search.
Negotiating as a Woman of Color in Tech
Tips and testimony around leveraging your personal value in being a badass WOC negotiator!
Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success
Through the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Saleem Clarke shares their approach to assisting students navigating inclusive conversations around dress for success in preparation for an interview.
LinkedIn: 50+ Ideas for Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion at Your Company
Read this article to get an idea of what to look for or ask about in a job search if working at an inclusive company is important to you.
Websites for Moms Reentering the Workforce
This article provides links to resources for moms re-entering the workplace. There are resources for making connections, finding mentors, paid project work, remote work opportunities, etc.
Black Women in Media Panel
Five powerful women came together to discuss how the media portrays black women in a moderated panel.
An Honest Conversation about Hair Politics in the Workplace
Two hair experts explored the effects that hair bias has on professional women of color and their journeys up the corporate ladder.
Natural Hair in the Corporate World – 22 Stories from Black Women
22 brilliant women of color share what it’s like wearing natural styles in corporate America.
Salary Negotiation for Women
This webinar discusses what the gender wage gap is, how it affects you, and what to do about it. The accompanying hand-out provides strategies to negotiate your salary.
Women Leaders in College Sports
Women Leaders in College Sports is a professional association with the missions to develops, connects, and advances women working in college sports and beyond. Women
