FAQs
What is the duration of the Graduate Intern / Career Counselor position?
The appointment length is for the 2025 - 2026 Academic Year, which is 9 months.
Is this position full-time or part-time?
The Graduate Intern / Career Counselor position is temporary and may involve part-time hours, depending on the specific scheduling and needs of the Career Development Center.
What are the key responsibilities of this role?
Key responsibilities include conducting individual career counseling sessions, assisting with drop-in hours, supporting students with ePACK, resumes, cover letters, and interview preparation, and assisting Career Counselors with presentations and career events.
Who should I contact to apply for the position?
Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to Glenda Darrell at gbdarrel@ncsu.edu.
What type of training will be provided?
Training will be provided by professional staff to assist graduate students in performing their duties related to career counseling and program support.
What qualifications are preferred for this position?
The position is aimed at graduate students, and relevant experiences or coursework related to career counseling, personal development, or student services are often preferred.
Is there a specific focus on working with certain groups of students?
Yes, the role supports all students at NC State University, particularly in helping them identify and pursue their career goals.
What software or tools will I be using in this role?
You will be using ePACK to document student sessions and workshops, as well as assist with various career-related tasks.
Will I work independently or as part of a team?
You will work as part of the Career Counseling team, collaborating with colleagues while also conducting individual counseling sessions with students.
Is this position eligible for benefits?
As a temporary intern position, it may not be eligible for typical employee benefits; please check with the HR department for specific details.