LifeLab
What is LifeLab?
LifeLab is a dynamic, supportive space where you can drop in during open hours to:
- Explore your career options and interests
- Discover and reflect on your strengths, passions, and skills
- Edit and optimize your resume
- Practice responding to common interview questions
- Receive support for every step in your job search
For help with your resume or other job-related materials, please bring your laptop or a printed version of your materials. For discovery and career exploration, a laptop is preferred but not required.
"To ensure our students are ready for any and every career choice they will make over a lifetime, we make sure they have the tools needed to take those next steps. One impressive resource we have on campus is the LifeLab," says Dr. Robbins, President of the University of Arizona, during a recent visit.
Where is LifeLab?
LifeLab is located on the ground-floor of the Student Union Memorial Center, room 248, (between Sabor and Core restaurants) anytime during our open hours:
LIFELAB LOCATION CHANGE FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE & JULY 2019: During June and July 2019, LifeLab will be located in the office of Student Engagement & Career Development, Suite 411 on the 4th floor of the Student Union Memorial Center.
LifeLab Summer Hours:
NOTE: LifeLab will be CLOSED on Thursday, July 4th
Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Why Come to LifeLab?
LifeLab is designed to support any student — from first-year undergraduates to graduate students engage with hands-on, reflective activities to identify values, skills and new directions. Meet with Peer Educators in LifeLab to receive feedback and suggestions to improve your resume, receive assistance with connecting to career paths, developing and strengthening your resume, or begin the search process for internships, graduate school, or full-time professional opportunities.
What Will I Do in LifeLab?
You get to decide from a menu of career-related options what you will do. If you are unsure about where to start, that’s okay! The Peer Educators will co-create a plan of action that works for you, your timeline, and your goals. If you already have a goal or task in mind, Peer Educators are there to provide assistance and answer questions you may have.
What If I Need A lot of Help?
LifeLab is a great first stop regardless of where you are in your process. The trained Peer Educators are ready to tackle career-related challenges with you – from the first steps in exploring possible careers, to running through mini-mock interviews. You can use the services in LifeLab as often as you need.
If you need additional support, Career Educators are also available in LifeLab to assist in co-creating answers, strategies, and plans to help you move forward on your path.
Meet Your Peer Educators
- Naomi Bradford
College of Nursing - Pre-Nursing - Gabby Encinas
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences - Leadership Studies & Practice - Morgan Evans
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences - English - Nicolas Herard
College of Engineering- Materials Science & Engineering - Victoria Rackley
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences – Agricultural Technology Management & Education - Karina Soriano
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences - Politial Science - Jessica Sullivan
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences - Care Health and Society - Amanda Starsiak
Eller College of Management – Economics
Meet Your Career Educators
Career Educators are dedicated to your career success and are also available during LifeLab should the need arise.
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Job & Internship Search Preparation
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