Ready to Lead? A Resource for Women in Business

The leadership gap for women starts earlier than you might think. Forté gives UO students free access to tools, networks, and experiences to help you explore careers and prepare for leadership.

By Shari Balouchi
Shari Balouchi Marketing and Communications Lead, Student Success
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Your Guide to Spring Recruiting and Career Events

Plan your winter quarter with intention: take a look at what’s ahead, choose career events that fit your goals, and register early to secure your spot.

By Shari Balouchi
Shari Balouchi Marketing and Communications Lead, Student Success
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A Low-Stress Plan to Prep for Spring Hiring Season

You don’t need to overhaul everything this spring break. A few small, intentional steps can help you feel more confident, prepared, and ready to make the most of the spring hiring season and upcoming Career Expo.

By Jiayin Zhou (she/her)
Jiayin Zhou (she/her) Career Advisor and Content Lead
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Job Search as an International Student with Interstride

Looking for internships or jobs as an international student? Interstride helps you find sponsorship-friendly employers, understand visa pathways, and stay organized, so you can take control of your search with confidence.

By Jiayin Zhou (she/her)
Jiayin Zhou (she/her) Career Advisor and Content Lead
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Joining a Student Organization Might Be Your Best Career Move

Before landing your first internship, you can start building real experience on campus. See how one student’s involvement with the Oregon Blockchain Group led to leadership roles, industry connections, and career-ready skills employers value.

By Jiayin Zhou (she/her)
Jiayin Zhou (she/her) Career Advisor and Content Lead
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Career Resources

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LinkedIn Learning

Managing Time-Constrained Projects with Microsoft Project

Taught by Bonnie Biafore
Learn how to manage projects with time constraints and fast-track schedules with Microsoft Project. In this course, join expert project…

Busy But Not Productive? Daniel Pink on How to Fix It

Taught by Jessi Hempel
Daniel Pink is a seven-time New York Times best-selling author, a three-time Hello Monday guest, and one of the most…

Professional Networking

Taught by Dorie Clark
You don’t have to be an extrovert to be good at networking, and you don’t have to be fake. In…

Mastering Common Interview Questions

Taught by Valerie Sutton
Preparing for an interview can be daunting. Learn how to master the top 10 most common interview questions you’ll encounter…

Project Management: Government Projects

Taught by Oliver Yarbrough
Want to transition from managing corporate projects to government project management? Learn the nuances of managing government projects—a subset of…

Recruiting Veterans

Taught by Lida Citroën
With roughly 200,000 men and women transitioning out of the military each year, veterans are a rich source of talent…

Time Management Tips

Taught by Dave Crenshaw
Improve your productivity, get things done, and find more time for what’s most important with Time Management Tips. This series…

Diane Domeyer on Standing out in the Creative Job Market

Taught by Diane Domeyer
In a competitive job market, like the one designers and other creative professionals are facing today, how do you stand…

Writing a Resume

Taught by Stacey Gordon
Finding a great job starts with writing a great resume, one that speaks to your personal and professional strengths. Learn…

Efficient Time Management

Taught by Chris Croft
Did you know that if you save just one hour per week, you could gain a whole week of uninterrupted…

Five Ways to Control Your Time

Taught by Chris Croft
Everybody wants more time. While you can’t make more hours in the day, you can find more time for the…

Enhancing Your Productivity

Taught by Dave Crenshaw
Join author and business coach Dave Crenshaw as he shows you the key to enhancing your productivity—focusing on your most…

Learning Gantt Charts

Taught by Chris Croft
What is a Gantt chart? A Gantt chart is an incredibly helpful way to illustrate the critical deadlines associated with…

Asking for a Raise

Taught by Lisa Gates
Connect your self worth to your market worth: ask for a raise! In this course, executive coach and negotiation consultant…

Agile at Work: Getting Better with Agile Retrospectives

Taught by Doug Rose
Designed to help increase the pace and quality of a team’s work, agile retrospectives utilize a structured format to gather…

Getting Things Done

Taught by David Allen
Join world-renowned productivity and time management expert David Allen as he walks you through his five-step process for Getting Things…

Creating an Amazing Life

Taught by C.C. Chapman
Stuck in the day-to-day? It doesn’t take a life-altering event to start leading an amazing life. Content marketing expert and…

Managing Your Time

Taught by Todd Dewett
In this short course, author Todd Dewett, PhD, shares four time-management tips that help everyone from busy executives to new…

The Art of Video Interviews

Taught by Amy DeLouise
Don’t get caught up in lighting and camera work and neglect the interview itself. Producer Rich Harrington and communication specialist…

Running a Design Business: Creative Briefs

Taught by Terry Lee Stone
Learn to write a creative brief for client-commissioned projects and ensure you have a roadmap for developing great design, in…

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Contact & Location

Phone
541-346-3301
Address

Mohr Career Services
Lillis 155
Lundquist College of Business
1208 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1208

Career Service Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Drop-in advising hours
Monday -Friday, 10am-4pm
155 Lillis (off the Lillis atrium)