Professional Development
The College of Health and Human Sciences is committed to assisting students in preparing for their future careers.
We encourage you to explore the many ways you can grow personally and professionally during your time here at Kansas State University to enhance your resume.
Career Development Events
Fall 2024 Career Development Events
Each semester, we host a variety of Career Development events for our students to help prepare them for the professional workplace. Both undergraduate and graduate students of all majors are encouraged to attend these events.
HHS Part-Time Jobs Expo – Wednesday, August 21 | 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Justin Hall Hoffman Lounge
Looking for a part-time job? Visit with campus employers to learn more about part-time jobs and opportunities. This event is open to any student at K-State.
Health Networking Night – Tuesday, September 10 | 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Student Union Main Ballroom
The Health Networking Night event, hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Health and Human Sciences, will give students the opportunity to build professional relationships with a variety of health employers throughout the area. This event is for anyone who is thinking about careers in a range of areas, including physical therapy clinics, family medicine or specialty clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, EMS, chiropractic clinics, public health departments, fitness centers, and volunteer organizations.
Career Closet Pop-Up Event – Thursday, September 12 | 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. | Student Union Courtyard
Update your professional wardrobe at the Career Closet Pop-Up Event! Grab what you need to wear for your next interview or internship/job at no cost.
Helping Professions Networking Night – Tuesday, October 8 | 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Student Union Main Ballroom
The Helping Professions Networking Night, hosted by the College of Health and Human Sciences and the College of Arts and Sciences, will give students the opportunity to build professional relationships with a variety of helping professions employers throughout the area. This event is for anyone who is thinking about careers in a range of fields, including but not limited to social services, social work, mental health, community engagement, youth organizations, social justice organizations, criminal justice system and family advocacy. We have employers who will be visiting campus to meet with students to discuss career paths, offer shadowing opportunities, or will make an excellent connection for students looking to develop their professional network.
HHS Etiquette Dinner | Thursday, November 14 | 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. |Student Union Bluemont Room
Learn the in’s and out’s of dinner etiquette! Students will be served a multiple course meal while going over what is appropriate and what is inappropriate in a formal dinner setting. This event is free to all students within the College of Health and Human Sciences, but space is limited. Sign up by November 7!
Questions about Career Development events? Please reach out to Dana Parker.
Career Center
The Career Center staff are available to assist you with resume development, interview skills, job search, or other career-related topics. Our college’s liaison can be found in Justin Hall once a week for drop-in career advising.
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Career Development Resources
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Internship Information
Many of our degree programs recommend an internship experience as part of your academic experience. We recommend meeting with your academic advisor for more information; you can also visit the Career Center.
Professional Mentoring
The College of Health and Human Sciences' professional mentoring program provides students with the opportunity to learn from highly successful and experienced professionals by forging long-lasting, professional relationships. These individuals are alumni and friends of K-State who volunteer their time to help students prepare professionally and succeed in their chosen career.