Career Planning is Easier with the help of a peer.

Peer Career Studio

Schedule an appointment today!

We recommend scheduling an appointment in advance. However, students are welcome to drop in to the Career Studio in Reynolds Hall, Room 3401, on Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Personalized Peer Career Coaching For you!

Our team of Peer Career Coaches (PCCs), including graduate assistants and undergraduate Hutson Fellows, have cracked the code to internship success and want to help YOU be successful, too.

Tailored Resumes: Customize your resume for maximum impact based on feedback from our employer partners.

Interview Prep: Ace your interviews with confidence through one-on-one mock interview sessions.

Targeted Internship & Job Search: Navigate job and internship searches with expert guidance.

Personal Insights: Learn from peers fresh out of successful internships.

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Chloe Johnson, HTOR

"Make connections and keep them! A professional friend or mentor can go a long way."

Ally Moore, Accounting

"My Career Advice is to start utilizing the Chamber's college's career centers and resources as soon as possible. Go to every career fair and event starting your freshman year, and take advantage of every opportunity."

Devin Ris, Marketing

"Work hard now so you can enjoy the benefits later! Your hard work will pay off. If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life! Don't be afraid to put yourself out there even if you are doubting yourself; you will be surprised with the results you will receive."

Olivia Suazo, Finance

"Network as much as possible. If you receive the opportunity to do an internship, a positive attitude stands out most and will go a very long way."

Tucker Workman, Accounting

"I encourage all students to be themselves and network with as many people as possible, from recruiters to professors and students. Everyone has a need that needs met, and you may be able to fit that need."

Grace Enscoe, MS in Human Resource Management

"Utilize all the resources the college offers and go to networking events. You never know who you will meet or where your professional journey will take you. Be okay with being uncomfortable!"

Makenzee Hall, MS in Human Resource Management

"I encourage students to be flexible in an ever-changing world. Adapting to change or pivoting in a new direction shows perseverance, which is a highly desirable trait."

Mac McMichael, MS in Human Resource Management

"Don’t be afraid to seize every opportunity to be yourself when networking and interviewing! You’ll stand out when you speak with a genuine smile about your goals and passions."

Questions?

Contact Logan Mayhew, career development coordinator, at Logan.Mayhew@mail.wvu.edu.