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EMP Tools Library

Focus 2

Discover your future career path (assessment and exploration).

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Career-management platform

  • Schedule career coaching appointments.
  • Register for career events.
  • Apply for jobs and internships, and connect with employers

Hiration

Build resumes and cover letters.

Instagram: @hireahawk

See the latest Career Development happenings.

LinkedIn Alumni Group

Connect with Monmouth University alumni and expand your professional network.

Access through the Monmouth University LinkedIn page.

Parker Dewey

Apply to paid, flexible micro-internships to enhance your skills.

Hess ENGAGE

Hess ENGAGE is a co-curricular engagement program launched by Monmouth University’s Leon Hess Business School, which encourages students to build a competitive edge. This program tracks and rewards students for their engagement in activities on and off campus. Student mentees will earn a milestone badge for the cohort of EMP activities upon completion of the activities listed in the table.  In addition, these activities will also count towards the Hess ENGAGE Competency Badge (Merit, Distinction, & Excellence). 

The following are the specific EMP activities and point values rewarded by this program:

ActivityPoint ValueLevelCompetency
Initial meeting with your mentor201Communication, Career & Self Development
Review and update LinkedIn profile with your mentor101Career & Self Development
Discuss a relevant industry book, article or podcast with your mentor101Business Knowledge
Attend a networking event101Hess Pride
Discuss and develop your personal “brand” and how to promote it201Communication, Career & Self Development
Attend a Business Council meeting with your mentor101Business Knowledge
Develop your “elevator pitch”101Communication
Create your personal development and career plan with your mentor202Career & Self Development
Perform a formal “skills assessment”202Career & Self Development
Review and update resume in-line with career development plan202Career & Self Development
Perform mock interviews202Career & Self Development
Attend a professional conference or workshop202Business Knowledge
Job shadowing: observe daily activities in the workplace503Career & Self Development

Mentor/Mentee Discussion Guide

Consider the following questions when meeting with your mentor/mentee:

  • What has to happen over the next 3-6 months for you to feel happy with your progress?
  • What progress have you made since the last meeting?
  • How are you leveraging your connections?
  • What are the issues / obstacles to success that still need to be addressed?
  • What leadership opportunities exist today that you need to capture?

Meeting Planning Guide

For your 1-1 Meetings, mentees are encouraged to prepare by choosing a few areas of focus from the following list:

  • I would like honest, candid feedback on …
  • I would like to discuss a problem I am having with …
  • I would like to get more information about …
  • I would like to get perspective on increasing my comfort with (ambiguity / taking time to think and reflect / leveraging others for growth). Specifically, …
  • I would like to gain visibility with …