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Resume Review Help

The Office of Career and Professional Development is committed to help WTAMU students and alumni develop dynamic job search documents such as resumes and cover letters. It is always a good idea to have another set of eyes read through your application materials before you hit send. Oftentimes it is hard to find our own errors. Because of this, we offer several options for you to have your resume and other job search documents reviewed by our staff. 

If you haven't been through one of our resume development workshops, you'll want to start there! The workshop is offered online, via video, and through our virtual webinar series.

One-on-one
By appointment

Appointments can be held in-person or via Zoom.

Schedule an appointment in Handshake for a review either in-person, via telephone, or Zoom video conference. To schedule, log in to Handshake, click on Career Center from the top menu bar and then Appointments to choose an available slot. Check out this short video tutorial

Resume reviews
Special dates!
Pop-In Resume Reviews

Check Handshake  for our scheduled 'Pop-In' dates for resume reviews and quick career questions. 

Our staff will be available for 15-minute resume reviews in-person as well as via Zoom. No appointments are necessary on these days. If you feel as though you will need more than 15 minutes with a staff member, we invite you to schedule a 30 minute appointment on a day that works best with your schedule.

Since this is a 15-minute session, we will need you to upload your resume to Handshake or email it to wtcareer@wtamu.edu prior to beginning the review.

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Due to limited time and staffing, often we are not able to do a detailed resume review until you have been through our resume development workshop. The workshop is offered online, via video, and through our virtual webinar series. Find more information here. We encourage you to take time and attend a workshop or do the online version prior to meeting with us. Note that it is highly possible that the reviewer will recommend you attend a workshop if they determine that your resume needs a lot of work.