Tiger Mentor Network
Connect with TU alumni who can offer relevant career advice while helping you explore career options and build your professional network.
Find Out MoreNetworking & Informational Interviewing
Conducting an informational interview is a great way to learn about the world of work.
By speaking to individuals who are already working in the fields that interest you, you can get personalized information about a career, organization or job and build your professional network at the same time. Keep in mind that informational interviewing and networking are not about asking for jobs. Your connections may (and often do) lead you to a job opening, but your focus with these activities is on making connections and gathering information, not on asking people if they know about job or internship opportunities.
- Networking: Connections Made Easy (PDF)
- Informational Interviewing (PDF)
- Following Up (PDF)
- 30-Second Commercial (PDF)
- Career Ready Skills (PDF)
- Career Ready Skills Reflection Worksheet (PDF)
- Tiger Mentor Network
- How to Talk About Your Strengths: Networking & Job Fairs (PDF)
- Making a Job/Career Fair Work for You (PDF)
Learn how networking helped Theophilus Boakye go to pharmacy school.
Networking towards his futureLinkedIn can be a powerful networking tool. By creating a profile and joining relevant groups, you can connect with alumni and other professionals in the fields that interest you. Search for alumni by going to LinkedIn.
- Using LinkedIn to Network with Professionals (PDF)
- LinkedIn for Students – LinkedIn.com
- LinkedIn Etiquette Rules – LinkedIn.com
- LinkedIn Photo Booth Portraits