I just wanted to drop you a line and update you about my internship search. I received an offer from Hope International to be their Public Relations Executive Intern. I was extremely excited about the offer because I didn't know how many candidates I was up against and didn't really think I would be offered the position. Thank you so, so, so much for all of your help! This process would not have been as smooth without you. From checking over my resume, giving me a mock interview, praying with me before my interviews, reserving the conference room for me, checking in with me, and even letting me interview you-you have been fantastic! Thank you so much for all of your help through this!! - Bailie
"Good news! After the recruitment fair, I was contacted by two Christian schools that were represented at the fair and scheduled interviews with both of them. On Monday, I was offered a teaching position by one of those schools! I officially accepted last night and put my signed contract in the mail today! I will be teaching 5th grade in Graham, NC for the 2013-2014 school year. Needless to say, I am so, so thankful for the Teacher Recruitment Fair and the opportunity it provided me to have face-to-face interactions with employers. In addition, the Career Center has been invaluable to me throughout this process." - Savannah
"Liberty's Career Center is the best, I promise. They gave me the best tips and suggestions for my resume. Goodbye boring, bland, & generic - hello captivating & professional!" - Amanda
"I want to thank the Career Center for helping me with career and other useful information over the past 3 semesters. This summer I will continue to work on my research for my career, resume and internship endeavors." - Jeremy
"Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to help me! I am so grateful for your heart to help students and your willingness! Thank you again!" - Bonita
"Thank you so much for all your help in choosing my degree. It was all very helpful. And you did a lot more for me that I can say. Thank you again." - Kimberly
"Using the Career Center has really helped me in pursuing an internship with the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce. I used the Career Direct test to show what my strength and weaknesses are. The Career Center helped me with my resume, making it stand out. The Career Center has really benefited me in so many ways." - Colin
"Just before graduation last May, I came to the Career Center for a mock interview session. I was a complete nervous wreck as I walked into the interview room; I had no idea what to expect. After two sessions, I felt a new sense of confidence in my ability to interview for any position I wanted. During the summer of 2010 I received a call from Liberty’s Financial Aid office for an interview. I walked into that interview room with seven people surrounding me. I felt that the entire interview went really well. Later that day I received a call from the Director of Financial Aid, offering me a position as a grants processor. I was completely overcome with joy. I can confidently say that I would not have been prepared for that interview if it wasn’t for the practice I received in the mock interview. I just wanted to send an email thanking you for your help in preparing me for my future." - Katie
"I always leave our meetings with a clearer head and a better focus. Thank you for helping me navigate the crazy world of athletics!" - Katelyn
“Thank you for your encouragement and helpful suggestions for my resume. I have used your information and have the resume just about finished. Now to start the cover letter! God Bless you, as you encourage us!” - Zottie, ‘13
"I have some great news, thank the Lord, I got a part-time job with ESPN's marketing department assisting their designers. Thanks for all your help with my internship/resume last semester. Definitely couldn't have done it without you and the Career Center!" - Lee Anne, '11
“I will use the experience that I have gained to obtain a job. I am thankful that Liberty has arranged this program—I learned so much not only from my workplace, but from living in the city, adapting to city life, seeing events such as protests and bills getting passed in real time, and becoming friends with the other students in the building. It is an experience I definitely recommend any Liberty student to pursue if they are willing to leave Liberty and Lynchburg behind for a semester. Being able to put on a résumé “Interned at (name of organization) in Washington, D.C.” is going to set anybody apart from the competition. It is also very easy to obtain interviews with many government organizations in DC.” - Diana, '12
"WOW! Thanks so much for your time and attention to my resume and cover letter. I really appreciate the significant amount of time you took to review my documents." - Lori
"Using the LUNetwork was great! It was easy to navigate and had a jobs that I was interested in and could qualify for. A nice feature about the LUNetwork is that you can personalize it to your ablities and major then it finds the jobs that you qualify for and you don't have to go searching through endless pages of junk." - Stephanie