Career Events

ASYNCHRONOUS ASSIGNMENT OPTION FOR US 1100 PATHWAYS – Complete prior to “event” deadline for credit (recommended to complete in early/mid September) 

In Canvas, join the Career Success Toolkit site maintained by Career Services. Complete the “Job/Internship Search” module in the Career Success Toolkit to build early career readiness skills.

You'll complete two assignments: 

• Research whether your major requires an internship/co‑op and explore credit options 
  

• Browse Handshake to find three jobs of interest and identify an upcoming career fair to attend 
  

Your work will be graded on completion and effort, and you’ll receive feedback after submission.

If you have any questions, please contact Madyson Flint, Career Exploration Coordinator for Career Services and US 1100 instructor, at MLS332@txstate.edu. Be sure to leave enough time for a response (typically 2 business days). 

Whether you’re dreaming of spending a semester in Washington, D.C., or getting ready to connect with employers at our upcoming campus career fairs, Career Services is here to help you make it happen!

Stop by our table in The Hub to chat with our team and get the resources you need to take your next big step. We are highlighting two major opportunities to help you build your future:

🌟 What we’re chatting about:

Washington, D.C. Internships & Scholarships: Learn how you can live, work, and study in the nation's capital—and find out about the scholarship opportunities that can help fund your experience!

Upcoming Career Fairs: Get the inside scoop on our big fall career fairs. Learn when they are, which employers are coming, and how you can prepare to show up with confidence.

All-Things-Career Support: Want to know what free resources Career Services offers? We are here to answer any and all questions!

📍 The Details

Location: The Hub (LBJ Student Center, 2nd Floor — right by the vending machines) 📍

Dates:

• Tuesday, September 1st
  
• Thursday, September 3rd
  
• Tuesday, September 8th
  

Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM ⏰

No appointment or sign-up needed—just drop by our table at The Hub, grab some information, and find out how to make the absolute most of your Texas State experience. We can’t wait to see you there!

Heading to your first career fair? This interactive workshop helps you feel prepared and confident before you walk into LBJSC. You’ll learn:

•  What to expect at a career fair 
  

• Resume basics and employer research tips 
  

• How to craft and deliver a strong elevator pitch 
  

Perfect for anyone attending a fair for the first time or wanting a quick confidence boost.

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

✯WE'RE ON A MISSION TO GET BOBCATS IN THE U.S. CAPITOL. ✯

Attend this info session to learn how to serve as a congressional intern at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. in the Spring 2027 semester.

Open to all majors. Learn more and apply here. It is highly recommended you attend an information session before applying.

The Open Horizon Foundation, McLaughlin Doty Foundation and TXST Center for Research, Public Policy, and Training have established a fund to provide TXST students who are first-generation and Pell-eligible with the unique opportunity to serve as congressional interns at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. over a school semester. Interns will engage with and develop a greater understanding of the policy-making and legislative processes as well as gain invaluable professional skills, practical government work experience, and a more robust professional network.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

• Pell-eligible
  
• First generation in their family to attend college
  
• Pursuing a degree at Texas State University
  
• Minimum credit hours and GPA must be met when beginning the program. Students are encouraged to apply the semester before they meet these requirements.
  
• Undergraduate Students – have completed a minimum of 60 TXST semester credit hours with a minimum cumulative 3.0 TXST GPA.
  
• Graduate Students – have completed a minimum of 15 TXST semester credit hours with a minimum cumulative 3.25 TXST GPA.
  

MEET YOUR PRESENTERS

• Dr. Helen Lowman, Director of the Center for Research, Public Policy, and Training (CRPPT) at TXST will provide information on the program, and
  
• Shekinah Wu, Career Educator for Liberal Arts will cover how to be a competitive applicant for the program. This will include resume and interviewing tips.
  

REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED.

Can't make this info session but still interested? Check out these other dates:

• Thursday, September 10 at 1 PM via Zoom
  

Please note: Each of these info sessions are identical, and attendance is only encouraged at one.

✯WE'RE ON A MISSION TO GET BOBCATS IN THE U.S. CAPITOL. ✯

Attend this info session to learn how to serve as a congressional intern at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. in the Spring 2027 semester.

Open to all majors. Learn more and apply here. It is highly recommended you attend an information session before applying.

The Open Horizon Foundation, McLaughlin Doty Foundation and TXST Center for Research, Public Policy, and Training have established a fund to provide TXST students who are first-generation and Pell-eligible with the unique opportunity to serve as congressional interns at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. over a school semester. Interns will engage with and develop a greater understanding of the policy-making and legislative processes as well as gain invaluable professional skills, practical government work experience, and a more robust professional network.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

• Pell-eligible
  
• First generation in their family to attend college
  
• Pursuing a degree at Texas State University
  
• Minimum credit hours and GPA must be met when beginning the program. Students are encouraged to apply the semester before they meet these requirements.
  
• Undergraduate Students – have completed a minimum of 60 TXST semester credit hours with a minimum cumulative 3.0 TXST GPA.
  
• Graduate Students – have completed a minimum of 15 TXST semester credit hours with a minimum cumulative 3.25 TXST GPA.
  

MEET YOUR PRESENTERS

• Dr. Helen Lowman, Director of the Center for Research, Public Policy, and Training (CRPPT) at TXST will provide information on the program, and
  
• Shekinah Wu, Career Educator for Liberal Arts will cover how to be a competitive applicant for the program. This will include resume and interviewing tips.
  

REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED.

Can't make this info session but still interested? Check out these other dates:

• Wednesday, September 9 at 1 PM in person in LBJ 505
  

Please note: Each of these info sessions are identical, and attendance is only encouraged at one.

Looking to gain hands-on experience by getting an internship? Will you be graduating in the next year and do you want to get a jump start on looking for a full-time job? Attend the Construction & Concrete Industries Fair to meet companies looking to hire you!  

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organization's values, departments, and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with its own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

View event on Handshake: app.joinhandshake.com…

Before you start applying for internships, it helps you to know what you’re looking for. This interactive workshop guides you through key tools and reflection activities to explore your interests, strengths, and possible career paths. You’ll explore:

• How your major connects to different careers 
  

• How internships fit into your long-term goals 
  

• Ways to “test-drive” career options early 
  

A great starting point for those exploring major, career, and internship paths. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Let’s be real: Career fairs can feel incredibly overwhelming.

If the thought of talking to employers makes your stomach drop, or if you’re staring at a blank page wondering how to write a resume—we get it, and it’s 100% normal. There is zero judgment here. Whether you have a 5-year plan or don't even know what a cover letter is, we’ve got your back.

To help take some of the pressure off, drop by our Career Cafe—no appointment needed. Just pull up, grab a free coffee, and chat with our friendly career educators.

📍 The Details

Location: LBJ Student Center, Room 502 (Career Services Office), Career Cafe Area

Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

The Vibe: Relaxed, welcoming, and completely free of pressure.

💬 We can help you with:

Resumes: “I don’t have one,” “Is this okay?” or “Do I need to bring it?” (We'll help you start from scratch!)

The "How Do I Human?" Intro: How to introduce yourself and start a conversation less awkwardly.

The LinkedIn Kickstart: How to set up your profile from scratch (or make your current one look good).

The Interview Mystery: Demystifying how interviews actually work.

The Fit Check: Easy advice on what to wear so you feel confident and comfortable.

Or just a pep talk! We are here to listen and help you take it one step at a time.

🎁Bonus Perk: If you attend at least 3 out of our 5 Career Fair Prep Week events, you'll score a free, exclusive Career Services T-shirt!🎁

***Can't make it to this one? We have another drop-in session on Friday, 9/18 from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (same location, same free coffee, and same welcoming vibe!).***

View event on Handshake: txstate.joinhandshake.com…

Stop by to learn about internship events and resources from Career Services! It's a great day to #BeABobcatIntern.

Nervous about talking to employers at the career fair? We get it. That’s why we’re bringing in 3 real employers for a casual, low-stakes chat before the main event.

This is a safe space to practice networking, test out your introduction, ask questions about company culture, and get comfortable chatting with recruiters.

What’s in it for you?

🥨 Free Snacks: Grab a bite while you chat.

🗣️ Cheatsheet Included: We’ll provide go-to talking points and conversation starters so you’re not stuck wondering what to say.

💡 Real Feedback: Get insider advice from actual employers on how to make a great first impression.

Come for the snacks, stay for the confidence boost, and secure the plot for the career fair! 🚀

Event Details:

📍 Where: LBJSC 505

⏰ When: Sep 15 2:30pm

🎁Bonus Perk: If you attend at least 3 out of our 5 Career Fair Prep Week events, you'll score a free, exclusive Career Services T-shirt!🎁

View event on Handshake: txstate.joinhandshake.com…

We’ve all been there: you walk into a career fair, see an employer booth you actually like, and suddenly think, "Wait... what do I even say first?"

You aren’t alone, and it is completely okay to feel anxious about introducing yourself to employers. That’s why we are keeping things low-pressure, supportive, and actually practical.

Welcome to Pitch Perfect!

In this interactive workshop, we’ll help you figure out how to talk about your skills, your major, and your goals in a way that feels natural and authentically you. Whether you are prepping for the career fairs or just want to feel more confident talking to professionals, we've got you covered.

🌟 Meet Your Facilitator

This session is led by Dr. Angélica Carrington, a proud Texas State alum and the Career Educator for the College of Applied Arts! She knows exactly what it's like to navigate the TXST journey and is excited to help you find your voice.

📍 The Details

Location: LBJ Student Center, Room 505

Time: 9/16 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

🎁Bonus Perk: If you attend at least 3 out of our 5 Career Fair Prep Week events, you'll score a free, exclusive Career Services T-shirt!🎁

***Can't make it to this one? No worries! We have a whole lineup of Career Fair Prep events happening during the week of 9/14. Check out our other sessions so you don't miss out on the prep (or the T-shirt!). See you soon!***

View event on Handshake: txstate.joinhandshake.com…

Curious about how internships actually work – or what terms like co-op, clinical, or student teaching really mean? This session gives you a clear, easy-to-understand overview of the different types of work-based learning you might encounter in college. We’ll cover what internships and related experiences are, how they connect to majors and future career paths, when to start planning, and what steps to take early on. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*    

Are you staring at your resume wondering if it’s actually ready, or did you just realize the Career Fair is right around the corner?

It is completely okay to feel anxious—welcome to Resume Rescue!

We are hosting a fast, low-pressure, come-and-go rescue session. We’ll have three stations set up with three of our friendly career educators ready to give your resume a quick, real-time glow-up.

No appointments, no scary lectures—just supportive, constructive feedback to help you put your best foot forward. Even if you aren't planning on attending the career fairs this semester, you are still incredibly welcome to drop by and get your resume polished! Just pull up, get some quick tips, and leave whenever you feel ready.

📍 The Details

Location: LBJ Student Center, Room 505

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

🎁Bonus Perk: If you attend at least 3 out of our 5 Career Fair Prep Week events, you'll score a free, exclusive Career Services T-shirt!🎁

***Can't make it to this one? No worries! We have a whole lineup of Career Fair Prep events happening during the week of 9/14. Check out our other sessions so you don't miss out on the prep (or the T-shirt!). See you soon!***

Ready to start your internship search? Not sure how to use Handshake? This workshop walks you through the internship search process, including leveraging Handshake as a recommended job search platform. We’ll cover building a strong Handshake profile, using filters and key terms strategically, and tips for finding roles that fit your goals. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Let’s be real: Career fairs can feel incredibly overwhelming.

If the thought of talking to employers makes your stomach drop, or if you’re staring at a blank page wondering how to write a resume—we get it, and it’s 100% normal. There is zero judgment here. Whether you have a 5-year plan or don't even know what a cover letter is, we’ve got your back.

To help take some of the pressure off, drop by our Career Cafe—no appointment needed. Just pull up, grab a free coffee, and chat with our friendly career educators.

📍 The Details

Location: LBJ Student Center, Room 502 (Career Services Office), Career Cafe Area

Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

The Vibe: Relaxed, welcoming, and completely free of pressure.

💬 We can help you with:

Resumes: “I don’t have one,” “Is this okay?” or “Do I need to bring it?” (We'll help you start from scratch!)

The "How Do I Human?" Intro: How to introduce yourself and start a conversation less awkwardly.

The LinkedIn Kickstart: How to set up your profile from scratch (or make your current one look good).

The Interview Mystery: Demystifying how interviews actually work.

The Fit Check: Easy advice on what to wear so you feel confident and comfortable.

Or just a pep talk! We are here to listen and help you take it one step at a time.

🎁Bonus Perk: If you attend at least 3 out of our 5 Career Fair Prep Week events, you'll score a free, exclusive Career Services T-shirt!🎁

***Can't make it to this one? We have another drop-in session on Friday, 9/18 from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (same location, same free coffee, and same welcoming vibe!).***

View event on Handshake: txstate.joinhandshake.com…

Heading to your first career fair? This interactive workshop helps you feel prepared and confident before you walk into LBJSC. You’ll learn:

•  What to expect at a career fair 
  

• Resume basics and employer research tips 
  

• How to craft and deliver a strong elevator pitch 
  

Perfect for anyone attending a fair for the first time or wanting a quick confidence boost.

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

Looking to gain hands-on experience by getting an internship? Will you be graduating in the next year and do you want to get a jump start on looking for a full-time job? Attend the Business & Communication Career Day to meet companies looking to hire you!  

This fair is ideal for students looking to get into a general business function such as General Business Operations, Management Development Programs, Human Resources, Sales, Public Relations, Computer Information Systems, Finance and connect with employers. Ideal majors or fields include:

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organizations values, departments and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

Looking to gain hands-on experience in software or hardware by getting an internship or co-op? Will you be graduating in the next year and you want to get a jump start on looking for a full-time job? Attend the Engineering and Technology Career Fair to meet companies looking to hire you!  

This fair is ideal for students looking to work in the following discipline and connect with employers looking to hire candidates within these job roles. ideal majors include:

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organizations values, departments and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

Stop by to learn about internship events and resources from Career Services! It's a great day to #BeABobcatIntern.

Want to hear directly from the people who hire interns? Thought so – Career Services is offering a series of employer-led internship info sessions to do just that, connecting you to reputable employers. In these sessions, employers share what they look for in candidates, how their internship programs work, and what steps you can take now to stand out. You’ll get insight into: 

• Real internship expectations and timelines 
  

• Skills and experiences employers value 
  

• How internships can lead to future opportunities
  

Our third internship information session will be with Dell Technologies. 

Interested in building your career with a global technology company focused on innovation and driving human progress? Enjoy lunch while learning about internship, co-op, and early-career opportunities across the company. Hear directly from Dell representatives about their experiences, explore different career paths, and learn how Dell students gain hands-on experience working on real-world projects.

What You’ll Learn

• What to expect from a Dell Technologies internship or co-op
  
• The different career paths and opportunities available to students
  
• How Dell interns gain hands-on, real-world experience
  
• What it’s like to work at a global technology company
  
• How to explore current internship and early-career opportunities
  
• Tips for preparing to apply and connect with Dell recruiters
  

Career & Internship Areas Include

• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
  
• Engineering
  
• Information Technology
  
• Data & Analytics
  
• Cybersecurity
  
• Software Development
  
• Finance & Accounting
  
• Marketing
  
• Human Resources
  
• Sales
  
• Supply Chain & Operations
  
• Product Management
  
• And more
  

Who Should Attend
Students interested in exploring internship, co-op, and career opportunities with Dell Technologies, particularly those pursuing technology, engineering, computer science, data, business, finance, marketing, supply chain, or other related fields. Students from a variety of academic backgrounds are encouraged to attend.

What to Bring
Come prepared to learn, connect with Dell representatives, and ask questions about internships and career paths. Students may also want to bring a resume and a few questions about available opportunities, the application process, and how to stand out as a candidate.

Learn More
Visit Dell’s student and career resources to learn more about internships, co-ops, development programs, and career opportunities. Dell describes its student opportunities as a way to build professional skills and gain real-world experience.

Future Internship Information Sessions will feature: 

• South by Southwest (SXSW) – September 29  
  

• City of Austin – October 13  
  

• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) – October 27 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

Connect with Career Services during our drop-in hours! These come-and-go events are your chance to get quick, personalized internship support in a relaxed, fun environment. You can tour the Career Closet, take a professional headshot, and get help with resumes, Handshake, LinkedIn, and more. Feel free to ask any internship or career related question you have, and we’ll help you get on track.

Get internship-ready without the pressure - just stop by the Career Café (LBJSC 5th floor) between 10 AM and 3 PM on the following dates: 

• Friday, September 25 
  

• Monday, September 28 
  

• Tuesday, October 6 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Every month, we’ll bring you expert advice, hands-on learning, and strategies that’ll set you up for success, no matter where you’re at in your journey. 🚀

Prowl 2 Professionalism in September: Equal Opportunity/Title IX Training Presented by: The Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX

The Office Equal Opportunity & Title IX provides Texas State University with trainings and discussions that revolve around sensitive issues. These issues include sexual harassment, sexual assault, and discrimination. This training will help students understand how to recognize potential discrimination or inappropriate behavior in the workplace, what resources are available to them, and what steps they can take if they experience or witness something concerning.

Prowl to Professionalism is here every month with a new event designed to help you take the next step toward your future. Don’t miss out on these essential sessions—you’re in for a semester of growth! 🎉

Connect with Career Services during our drop-in hours! These come-and-go events are your chance to get quick, personalized internship support in a relaxed, fun environment. You can tour the Career Closet, take a professional headshot, and get help with resumes, Handshake, LinkedIn, and more. Feel free to ask any internship or career related question you have, and we’ll help you get on track.

Get internship-ready without the pressure - just stop by the Career Café (LBJSC 5th floor) between 10 AM and 3 PM on the following dates: 

• Friday, September 25 
  

• Monday, September 28 
  

• Tuesday, October 6 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Stop by to learn about internship events and resources from Career Services! It's a great day to #BeABobcatIntern.

Curious about how internships actually work – or what terms like co-op, clinical, or student teaching really mean? This session gives you a clear, easy-to-understand overview of the different types of work-based learning you might encounter in college. We’ll cover what internships and related experiences are, how they connect to majors and future career paths, when to start planning, and what steps to take early on. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*    

Looking to gain hands-on experience by completing an internship while at TXST? Attend the Fall 2025 Internship Fair to meet companies looking to hire you!  

All Majors are welcome and encouraged to attend.

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending.
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organizations values, departments and major initiatives.
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

View event on Handshake: app.joinhandshake.com…

Want to hear directly from the people who hire interns? Thought so – Career Services is offering a series of employer-led internship info sessions to do just that, connecting you to reputable employers. In these sessions, employers share what they look for in candidates, how their internship programs work, and what steps you can take now to stand out. You’ll get insight into: 

• Real internship expectations and timelines 
  

• Skills and experiences employers value 
  

• How internships can lead to future opportunities
  

Our fourth internship information session will be with South by Southwest (SXSW).

Interested in gaining hands-on experience with one of Austin’s most globally recognized creative and cultural organizations? Join SXSW representatives to learn about internship and career opportunities and what it’s like to help produce a world-class international event.

What You’ll Learn

• What to expect from an SXSW internship
  
• Career opportunities across the SXSW organization
  
• How interns gain hands-on experience working on SXSW events and festivals
  
• Opportunities to build professional skills, expand your portfolio, and network with industry professionals
  
• How to explore current internship and career opportunities
  

Internship Areas Include

• Brand & Marketing
  
• Innovation
  
• Music Festival
  
• Film & TV Festival
  
• Conference Programming
  
• Events & Production
  
• And more
  

Who Should Attend
Students interested in careers in marketing, communications, entertainment, music, film and television, technology, events, programming, business, and other creative industries. Students interested in gaining experience in event production and working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment are especially encouraged to attend.

What to Bring
Come prepared to learn, connect with SXSW representatives, and ask questions. Students may also want to bring a resume and be prepared to discuss their interests, skills, creative work, or relevant experience.

Learn More
Visit SXSW’s Careers page to explore current internship and career opportunities. SXSW internships are designed as comprehensive learning experiences and provide opportunities to network, build professional skills, and contribute to the production of SXSW events.

Future Internship Sessions will feature:  

• City of Austin – October 13  
  

• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) – October 27 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

Interested in launching your career with a little Disney magic? ✨🏰

Drop by the Disney College Program table in the Mall Area whether you’re passing between classes or want to stop and chat to learn more about this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live, learn, and earn at Walt Disney World® Resort!

No appointment needed, just swing by to ask questions 🙋‍♀️, get insider tips 🌟, and connect with program recruiters 🤝. Whether you’re just curious 👀 or ready to apply 📝, this is your chance to turn your Disney dreams into reality! ✨🎢

Looking to gain hands-on experience by getting an internship? Will you be graduating in the next year and do you want to get a jump start on looking for a full-time job? Attend the All Industries Career Day to meet companies looking to hire you!  

Ideal majors or fields include:

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organizations values, departments and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

Ready to take your college experience to the next level—with a little Disney magic?

Join us for an exciting Info Session all about the Disney College Program! Learn how you can live, learn, and earn at Walt Disney World® Resort while gaining valuable work experience, building lifelong connections, and being part of something truly magical.

During this session, you'll discover:
🌟 What the Disney College Program is all about
🌟 Application tips and eligibility requirements
🌟 Housing, roles, and what day-to-day life looks like
🌟 Insights from program alumni and recruiters

Ready to add a little magic to your college experience? Join us for an exciting day to learn about the Disney College Program and how you can gain valuable experience while working at the happiest place on Earth!

The Disney College Program is a unique experience where participants can live, learn, and earn money with a part-time job at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Here’s our exciting lineup of events:

🌟 Drop-In with Disney: 9 AM - 11 AM

Meet our team, ask questions, and dive into the magic during their office hours in our Career Cafe!

Don’t miss this chance to turn your dreams into reality! We can’t wait to see you there! 🎉

Ready to take your college experience to the next level—with a little Disney magic?

Join us for an exciting Info Session all about the Disney College Program! Learn how you can live, learn, and earn at Walt Disney World® Resort while gaining valuable work experience, building lifelong connections, and being part of something truly magical.

During this session, you'll discover:
🌟 What the Disney College Program is all about
🌟 Application tips and eligibility requirements
🌟 Housing, roles, and what day-to-day life looks like
🌟 Insights from program alumni and recruiters

Want to hear what internships are really like? In this student-led panel, current and former interns share their experiences searching, applying, and working in internship roles across different fields. You’ll learn:

• How other students found their internships 
  

• What the application process was like 
  

• What they gained from the experience  
  

Be sure to bring your questions – this is your chance to get honest advice from your Bobcat peers who’ve been there. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Connect with Career Services during our drop-in hours! These come-and-go events are your chance to get quick, personalized internship support in a relaxed, fun environment. You can tour the Career Closet, take a professional headshot, and get help with resumes, Handshake, LinkedIn, and more. Feel free to ask any internship or career related question you have, and we’ll help you get on track.

Get internship-ready without the pressure - just stop by the Career Café (LBJSC 5th floor) between 10 AM and 3 PM on the following dates: 

• Friday, September 25 
  

• Monday, September 28 
  

• Tuesday, October 6 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Networking is a critical skill for career success but finding the time and confidence to make it happen is not always easy. Come explore the essential career development skill of networking and how to make progress towards your career goals. During this workshop, you will learn about networking in a safe environment while developing an understanding of best practices, gain insights and practical tips about what networking is (and is not), and how to tap into the power of networking in a way that everybody can utilize.

Presented by Adam Hernandez, Career Educator, Career Services

Register today!

ASYNCHRONOUS ASSIGNMENT OPTION FOR US 1100 PATHWAYS – Complete prior to “event” deadline for credit  

In Canvas, join the Career Success Toolkit site maintained by Career Services. Complete the “Job/Internship Search” module in the Career Success Toolkit to build early career readiness skills.

You'll complete two assignments: 

• Research whether your major requires an internship/co‑op and explore credit options 
  

• Browse Handshake to find three jobs of interest and identify an upcoming career fair to attend 
  

Your work will be graded on completion and effort, and you’ll receive feedback after submission. If submitting earlier in this "event" timeframe, you will be in Round 1 of grading. Late October-early November, you will be entered into Round 2 of grading. 

If you have any questions, please contact Madyson Flint, Career Exploration Coordinator for Career Services and US 1100 instructor, at MLS332@txstate.edu. Be sure to leave enough time for a response (typically 2 business days). 

Curious about what it’s like to work in your future career? Stop by our Career services table in The Hub to learn how you can gain real-world experience by shadowing a professional in your field!

Our team will be there to:
✨ Share how the program works and how to apply
💼 Answer your questions about job shadowing opportunities

Don’t miss your chance to take the first step toward your career goals, come see us and find out how BOBCATshadow can help you make the most of your Texas State experience!

Bring your laptops or devices and join us for this hands-on workshop where we explore short, skill-building experiences through platforms like Forage and Parker-Dewey. You’ll discover:

• What job simulations and micro-internships are 
  

• How they help you test career interests 
  

• Ways they can strengthen your resume and skills early on  
  

This workshop is great for those exploring careers and who are interested in developing skills without having to commit to a full internship yet. 

*Open to all students. We will have a limited number of additional laptops for students to borrow as needed. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Trial & error here so you can slay the real thing later.

Speed Mock Interviews: It is okay to make mistakes in mock interviews!

Ever wanted to test out your interview answers without the existential dread of actually losing out on a job? We got you.

Think speed dating, but for your career. You’ll rotate through quick, 1-on-1 rounds with 3 real employers and 1 TXST Career Educator. It’s 100% low-stakes and high-reward—the absolute best place to trial-and-error your answers, fumble a line, refine your pitch, and figure out what actually works before the real thing.

Why pull up?

• Zero risk: It’s literally a trial run. Mistakes are part of the process here.
  
• Real feedback: Get instant, honest tips from actual hiring managers and career pros.
  
• Build confidence: Practice pitching yourself until it feels natural, not scripted.
  

Come practice, get your feedback, and secure the plot for your next real interview! 🚀

Curious about what it’s like to work in your future career? Join us for a BOBCATshadow Program Info Session to learn how you can gain real-world experience by shadowing a professional in your field!

During the session, we’ll:
✨ Walk you through how the program works and how to apply
💼 Share tips on making the most of your shadowing experience
🤝 Answer your questions and help you get started

Don’t miss this chance to take the first step toward your career goals, come learn how BOBCATshadow can help you make the most of your Texas State experience!

Want to hear directly from the people who hire interns? Thought so – Career Services is offering a series of employer-led internship info sessions to do just that, connecting you to reputable employers. In these sessions, employers share what they look for in candidates, how their internship programs work, and what steps you can take now to stand out. You’ll get insight into: 

• Real internship expectations and timelines 
  

• Skills and experiences employers value 
  

• How internships can lead to future opportunities
  

Our fifth internship information session will be with the City of Austin.

Interested in gaining professional experience and exploring career opportunities with the City of Austin? Join City of Austin representatives to learn about internship opportunities, career pathways, and what it’s like to work in public service for one of Texas’s largest cities.

What You’ll Learn

• What to expect from a City of Austin internship
  
• The variety of career opportunities available across city departments
  
• How internships provide opportunities to gain hands-on professional experience
  
• How to explore current openings and prepare for the application process
  
• Tips for connecting with City of Austin representatives and building your career
  

Career & Internship Areas Include

• Business & Administration
  
• Finance & Accounting
  
• Engineering
  
• Information Technology
  
• Communications & Marketing
  
• Human Resources
  
• Environmental & Sustainability
  
• Public Safety
  
• Parks & Recreation
  
• Transportation & Infrastructure
  
• And more
  

Who Should Attend
Students interested in exploring internship and career opportunities with the City of Austin, including students from business, public administration, engineering, technology, communications, environmental studies, finance, and other related fields. Students from a variety of majors are encouraged to attend.

What to Bring
Come prepared to learn, connect with City of Austin representatives, and ask questions. Students may also want to bring a resume and questions about available opportunities, the application process, and potential career paths.

Learn More
Visit the City of Austin internships website to explore current job and internship opportunities and learn more about working for the City of Austin.

Future Internship Sessions will feature:

• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) – October 27 
  

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

Swing by the LBJ Student Center Mall and get connected to a variety of opportunities for part-time work.  Meet lots of local companies willing to work around your student schedule and hire you!

View event on Handshake: app.joinhandshake.com…

🌟 All Liberal Arts Students Welcome (Including Round Rock & Online Students!) 🌟

Fall semester is here, and Career Services is ready to support you! Whether you are away from campus or simply prefer the convenience of connecting from home, this virtual space is designed completely for you.

Join your Career Educator, Shekinah Wu, on Zoom for a quick 10–15 minute check-in to get your career needs addressed on the spot.

We can help you with:

• Resume & Cover Letters
  
• Networking & LinkedIn
  
• Job & Internship Search (part-time, full-time, on-campus, or off-campus roles)
  
• Interview Strategies
  
• ...or any other career-related topics on your mind!
  

No appointment needed—just drop in and process your career needs!

⚠️ Please Note: We are hosting three virtual office hours sessions this fall. Can't make it to today's session? No worries! Our next virtual office hour is scheduled for Nov. 5.

Every month, we’ll bring you expert advice, hands-on learning, and strategies that’ll set you up for success, no matter where you’re at in your journey. 🚀

Prowl 2 Professionalism in October: The Power of your Presence 🤝 Presented by: Martin Sprocket

Everyone communicates differently. Learn how to recognize different communication styles, adapt your approach, and build stronger workplace relationships. This session will provide practical strategies for student employees and emerging professionals to improve collaboration, navigate workplace interactions, and communicate with confidence.

Prowl to Professionalism is here every month with a new event designed to help you take the next step toward your future. Don’t miss out on these essential sessions—you’re in for a semester of growth! 🎉

Before you start applying for internships, it helps you to know what you’re looking for. This interactive workshop guides you through key tools and reflection activities to explore your interests, strengths, and possible career paths. You’ll explore:

• How your major connects to different careers 
  

• How internships fit into your long-term goals 
  

• Ways to “test-drive” career options early 
  

A great starting point for those exploring major, career, and internship paths. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Curious about what it’s like to work in your future career? Stop by our Career services table in The Hub to learn how you can gain real-world experience by shadowing a professional in your field!

Our team will be there to:
✨ Share how the program works and how to apply
💼 Answer your questions about job shadowing opportunities

Don’t miss your chance to take the first step toward your career goals, come see us and find out how BOBCATshadow can help you make the most of your Texas State experience!

Curious about what it’s like to work in your future career? Join us for a BOBCATshadow Program Info Session to learn how you can gain real-world experience by shadowing a professional in your field!

During the session, we’ll:
✨ Walk you through how the program works and how to apply
💼 Share tips on making the most of your shadowing experience
🤝 Answer your questions and help you get started

Don’t miss this chance to take the first step toward your career goals, come learn how BOBCATshadow can help you make the most of your Texas State experience!

Want to hear directly from the people who hire interns? Thought so – Career Services is offering a series of employer-led internship info sessions to do just that, connecting you to reputable employers. In these sessions, employers share what they look for in candidates, how their internship programs work, and what steps you can take now to stand out. You’ll get insight into: 

• Real internship expectations and timelines 
  

• Skills and experiences employers value 
  

• How internships can lead to future opportunities
  

Our sixth internship information session will be with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).

Interested in building a career protecting Texas’s environment and natural resources? Join representatives from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to learn about internship and career opportunities and discover how students can gain hands-on experience working in environmental protection and public service.

What You’ll Learn

• What to expect from a TCEQ internship or externship
  
• Career opportunities across TCEQ and the environmental field
  
• How students can gain hands-on experience through internships and job-shadowing opportunities
  
• How TCEQ professionals apply science, engineering, policy, and other skills to protect Texas’s air, water, and land
  
• How to explore current internship and career opportunities
  

Career & Internship Areas Include

• Environmental Science
  
• Engineering
  
• Geoscience
  
• Biology & Life Sciences
  
• Chemistry
  
• Water Resources
  
• Environmental Compliance
  
• Public Policy & Administration
  
• Legal
  
• Information Technology
  
• Communications
  
• Business & Administration
  
• And more
  

Who Should Attend
Students interested in environmental careers, public service, science, engineering, geoscience, natural resources, policy, and related fields. Students from all majors are encouraged to explore TCEQ's opportunities, as the Mickey Leland Environmental Internship Program welcomes applicants from a variety of academic backgrounds.

What to Bring
Come prepared to learn, connect with TCEQ representatives, and ask questions about environmental careers and opportunities in public service. Students may also want to bring a resume and questions about internships, career paths, and the application process.

Learn More
Visit TCEQ's internship page to learn more about internship, externship, and career opportunities. TCEQ's Mickey Leland Environmental Internship Program provides paid, full-time summer internships.

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.*

Elevate your professional presence on LinkedIn with essential strategies. Discover how to craft a standout profile, strategically network, and unlock hidden opportunities in the job market. This Shop Talk session will provide actionable insights to help you navigate LinkedIn with confidence and maximize your career potential.

Presented by: Ross Wood, Associate Director of Career Education and Veteran Resources, Career Services

Register today!

Planning ahead can help you earn academic recognition for your internship – and this session shows you how to do it. In this virtual info session, you’ll learn the difference between for-credit and zero-credit options, how transcript notation works, and how reflection assignments can deepen your learning. You’ll hear the key requirements and learn the steps for earning credit in the future, including how to use campus resources as you navigate the internship process. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

How to prepare before the event:

1. Check the employer LIST in Handshake to see who is attending
   
2. Conduct RESEARCH on employers you want to meet – learn about their organization's values, departments, and major initiatives
   
3. UPDATE THAT RESUME! Utilize our drop-ins services or see career services for assistance.
   
4. DRESS for the organization you want to work for. Each company typically comes with their own style, we highly encourage you to check their company culture to see how they approach in-office attire.
   

View event on Handshake: app.joinhandshake.com…

🌟 All Liberal Arts Students Welcome (Including Round Rock & Online Students!) 🌟

Fall semester is here, and Career Services is ready to support you! Whether you are away from campus or simply prefer the convenience of connecting from home, this virtual space is designed completely for you.

Join your Career Educator, Shekinah Wu, on Zoom for a quick 10–15 minute check-in to get your career needs addressed on the spot.

We can help you with:

• Resume & Cover Letters
  
• Networking & LinkedIn
  
• Job & Internship Search (part-time, full-time, on-campus, or off-campus roles)
  
• Interview Strategies
  
• ...or any other career-related topics on your mind!
  

No appointment needed—just drop in and process your career needs!

⚠️ Please Note: We are hosting three virtual office hours sessions this fall. If you can't make it to today's session, no worries! You are always welcome to schedule a virtual or in-person appointment with me instead.

Swing by the LBJ Student Center Mall and get connected to a variety of opportunities for part-time work.  Meet lots of local companies willing to work around your student schedule and hire you!

View event on Handshake: app.joinhandshake.com…

Treat yourself to free ice cream while gaining the inside scoop on internships including how to navigate your search, what opportunities are out there for you, and how to be a standout intern when hired. This panel of local employers offers a sweet way to connect, ask questions, and get inspired for your next step. 

*Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Every month, we’ll bring you expert advice, hands-on learning, and strategies that’ll set you up for success, no matter where you’re at in your journey. 🚀

Prowl 2 Professionalism in November: Presented by: New Braunfels Police Department

This presentation will help student employees strengthen their teamwork skills by exploring effective collaboration, communication, and problem-solving strategies. Students will learn how to contribute to a team, navigate different working styles, and build positive working relationships that support a successful workplace.

Prowl to Professionalism is here every month with a new event designed to help you take the next step toward your future. Don’t miss out on these essential sessions—you’re in for a semester of growth! 🎉