The Career Center is looking for people in the Aggieland area who'd love to spend time chatting with current students about careers, resumes, and interviews. You know, important stuff that really resonates when the advice comes from someone who's "been there, done that." (Don't worry ... we'll make sure you have all the training you need to jump in confidently!)

If you want to learn more about our 30-40 hrs/week career advisor role, email me and I'll share the details. It's flexible, fun, meaningful, and a great way to give back while staying connected.

There's no shame in failing at retirement. Let the TAMU Career Center turn it into a win-win!

Des Wilson '85, Director TAMU Career Center
dwilson85@tamu.edu

So... must you have failed in retirement to be considered for the position? Or, is the person who is selected for the opportunity considered to have failed in retirement?

Asking for a friend.

Please let your friend know that failing at retirement isn't required. =)

I'd love to fill this position with a person who lives in the local area, has industry experience (preferably engineering or engineering-related because that's our current need, although now we're getting into purple unicorn territory), and who has an interest in helping students with career advising.