The Chicago School of Professional Psychology presentation (1)

Taking the Next Step \"Our intention creates our reality.\" ~Wayne Dyer

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Believing is Finish Strong! seeing. Grades still matter. Your Social Media Footprint Make a positive impression. Networking and Self-Advocacy No one does \"adulting\" alone. We all need people, but we also have to help ourselves and solve our own problems.

Final Transcripts Final transcripts are sent to colleges and universities after graduation. Your admission can be withdrawn if you don't finish in the way presented yourself in the application. Action item challenge What frog is on your list right now? What is draining your energy and pulling you down? Eat That Frog! Grit and Resiliency Stand in and do it anyway. Your parents and other adults won't be able to take your next steps with you. Practice now!



Time for Clean Up! Practice the \"Grandma Rule\". If she wouldn't approve, remove it. Situational awareness is a valued attritbute. They will google you! Let them find something impressive. Create a LinkedIn. Online portfolios, blogs, and websites are also good places to showcase your talents and work. Use Social Media to sell yourself! Do: Post your interests and activities that build your portfolio. Tag future employers, mentors, communities. Don't: Avoid polarizing content, AND watch what you are tagged in by others.

Networking Self-Advocacy Take Action Every person you meet is a possible Talk to your professors during office Apply for internships. connection for your future hours. Go to the tutoring center or Take a part-tme job on campus in TA for help. Make friends with those employment. Save contacts and doing well in your classes to have a your department or volunteer. business cards. Send thank you Attend events and presentations for academic partner. notes and emails. your department.

THIS IS A NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY! Lynn Ojeda [email protected] What is one wa y I might be a positive resou rce for you? @GradPsychology What is one thi ng you appreciated about our time together today?