Career and Professional Development Fellows

Our Career and Professional Development Fellows are undergraduate students trained in multiple career and professional development areas and knowledgeable of CPD resources and services. They serve as ambassadors for our office to their peers, employers, and the Emory community. Our Fellows undergo specialized training to assist with resume writing, interviewing, and other skills related to the job search process for both internship programs and career opportunities.

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Drop-In Hours

During Fall and Spring semesters, undergraduate students can meet with a CPD Fellow for a 10 –15-minute drop-in meeting (no appointment necessary). *Please note that drop-ins are ONLY available for current Emory undergraduate students. 

Drop-In hours begin each Fall and Spring semester when classes start (the first day) and end on the last day of classes. There are no Drop-In hours in the summer or when class is not in session.  
*Please note that drop-ins are ONLY available for current Emory undergraduate students.

See hours & location below.

B. Jones Building

Monday: 2 pm – 4 pm
Tuesday: 2 pm – 4 pm
Wednesday: 2 pm – 4 pm
Thursday: No Drop-in Hours available
Friday: 2 pm – 4 pm

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Headshots

During Fall and Spring semesters, CPD Fellows will hold hours one day a week to snap headshot photos for students in the job search. Headshots services will be closed for summer break starting April 29, 2024 through August 15, 2024.

Headshots will be held Tuesdays from 1:30 – 4:30 in the B. Jones Center. Walkins are welcome, but it is recommended to schedule an appointment through Handshake.

  • From you Home Page, click Career Center in the left navigation menu
  • Click the Appointments box
  • Schedule an Appointment
  • Scroll to the bottom and select Pathways Center Drop-in Hours
  • Select Student Headshots and select a date and time from the calendar

 *Please note that headshots are ONLY available for current Emory undergraduate students.