7045 Robinson Career Management Center

The Robinson Career Management Center
35 Broad St, 6th floor
404-413-7155
www.robinson.gsu.edu/career/

Jason Aldrich, Executive Director, jaldrich@gsu.edu

Sharry Conroy, Associate Director, Undergraduate Career Management, sconroy2@gsu.edu

Jennifer Smallwood, Career Counselor, jsmallwood@gsu.edu, Undergraduate business students in Computer Information Systems, Hospitality, Managerial Sciences, and Marketing.

Roslyn Davis, Career Counselor, rdavis47@gsu.edu, Undergraduate business students in Accounting, Actuarial Science, Business Economics, Finance, Real Estate and Risk, Management & Insurance.

The Robinson Career Management Center is committed to pro-actively helping Robinson College of Business students and alumni manage their career, develop excellent job search skills and connect with high-quality job opportunities, while providing employers with an outstanding recruiting experience. In addition, we provide employers with a central gateway for recruiting our current students and alumni.

Mission

The mission of Robinson Career Management is to help students in the Robinson College of Business effectively evaluate and implement their career plans. In addition, we help students and alumni manage their on-going career development. Fulfilling this mission includes offering students high-quality, individual services and information designed to help them meet their career objectives.

Services

The following services are available to undergraduates in the Robinson College of Business:

Individual career advising and assessment
Resume and cover letter critiques
Mock interviews
Job and internship postings
Campus interviews
Workshops pertaining to all aspects of the job search process.
RCC - Robinson Career Connection – Our online career management system provides Robinson students with access to hundreds of internship, part time and full, time job opportunities.
We also offer a wealth of on-line resources. Contact your Career Counselor for information and access codes. Annual career fairs and networking events are sponsored to give students exposure to employers. These events offer an excellent opportunity to make personal contact and gather information concerning specific companies, internship programs, staffing needs, and industry trends.