Careers Connect has curated a library of guides, resources and other career materials.
This platform was designed to meet the unique needs of students and alumni who are passionate about planetary health and shaping a better future.
Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or actively applying for jobs, you’ll find curated resources to guide every step of your career journey. From quick-reference handouts and in-depth career guides to interactive lessons and job search strategies, each resource is here to help you make informed, confident decisions.
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Career handouts
Looking for fast, focused support? The Career handouts section provides short resources with clickable links and key strategies designed to help you take action. Each handout targets a specific career need and serves as a launchpad to further exploration.
For the best experience, download your own, editable copy of each resource and save to your ASU Google Drive so you can easily customize and refer back as needed.
Elevator pitch worksheet
Craft your professional introduction with clarity and confidence.
Federal resume resource guide
Tailor your resume to meet federal hiring standards.
How to land a federal job
Steps and resources to access government career pathways.
Informational interview request guide
Sample outreach emails and conversation tips.
Resume and cover letter guide
Essentials for creating strong application materials.
Requesting references
Best practices for choosing and contacting professional references.
Career guides
Each one offers a deep dive into specific sectors, including hiring organizations, in-demand skill sets and future career trends. These are perfect for students who want to understand what a career in a certain field might look like and how they can prepare. Each guide includes key employers, job boards, sample positions and recommended steps to get involved in the field.
For the best experience, download your own, editable copy of each resource and save to your ASU Google Drive so you can easily customize and refer back as needed.
Bureau of Land Management
Learn about land stewardship, policy and federal conservation careers.
Conservation and environmental science
Explore environmental science, Conservation, policy and restoration roles.
Ocean futures
Explore blue economy careers including marine research, conservation and maritime policy.
Sustainability
Dive into climate action, ESG, corporate sustainability and more.
U.S. Department of State
For those interested in diplomacy, international affairs and global security.
USDA resources
Learn about agricultural, food systems and rural development careers.
Career lessons
This section features self-paced modules that help you dive deeper into core career topics. These interactive lessons are designed to build your confidence, sharpen your professional skills and prepare you for long-term success in meaningful work. These lessons are designed to empower you to be proactive and purpose-driven in your career development. Participants will receive a certificate of completion upon successfully finishing the module.
After completing each module, please submit the Google Form located at the end of the module and email [email protected] to request your certificate of completion.
Career toolkit
Explore ASU tools and resources designed to help you clarify your goals, build your skills and take the next step in your career journey.
Engagement opportunities
Get involved in research, student orgs and changemaker projects that build skills and expand your network.
Job and internship search
Discover tools and strategies to find, apply for and secure career and internship opportunities.
Networking and LinkedIn
Learn how to build your brand, grow your network, and make authentic professional connections.
Resumes
Tailor your resume to highlight your skills and experience with clarity and confidence.
Need support?
Career advising is available to help you make the most of these resources. Whether you’re exploring options or preparing to apply, you don’t have to do it alone.