Adult Career and Special Student Services
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A career counselor explains how to navigate difficult work situations during the pandemic by sharing needs and concerns with your boss.

I recently met with a client who was considering a career change in response to some health concerns. She had already taken a few steps…

A UW–Madison career counselor shares four strategies for connecting with your network in unprecedented times.

Seven tips for creating career opportunities during challenging times.

Lifelong learning runs in Talesa Allen’s family. When her dad was 67, he went back to Madison College for a technical program. At the same…

There’s no sugarcoating it: Navigating a pandemic is hard, but when you throw a precarious economy and potential job loss into the mix, it can…

A career counselor explains how to find new motivation in your work and keep your career moving forward.

Creating a diverse and inclusive workplace is not only the right thing to do, it’s better for the bottom line. But many still struggle with…

A career counselor explores motivations for a move into management and if it’s right for you.

Two years ago, I found myself in a medical crisis. A car accident resulted in multiple, ongoing symptoms that made doing my job incredibly difficult.…

A career counselor explains common interview blunders and how to fix them.

International students come to UW–Madison for its high ranking academics, influential research and faculty, beautiful lakeside setting, and welcoming atmosphere.

Seven tips for getting the experience you need for the job you want

A career and education counselor tells job seekers how to best reach out.

UW-Madison’s outstanding adult students were honored with scholarships and awards at a ceremony on April 23, 2019. Their stories of resilience and determination are the embodiment of the Wisconsin Idea.

Be your own boss with five freelancing tips from a career counselor.

Aysha Dominguez and Olivia Wine will receive the Outstanding Undergraduate Returning Adult Student Award for their efforts.

Adult students who left college can prove their academic abilities in the new University of Wisconsin-Madison program.

In Wisconsin, ex-offenders recently out of prison have many resources to begin their job search and should be optimistic about their options.

If you’re applying for jobs in publishing, public relations, web design, or another creative field, be prepared to share an online portfolio.

The outcome of a session will be proportional to the amount of effort you invest.