The Introduction (with some introductions)

Not Your Mama's Home Economics- An Interview with Dr. Janet Brown

In this chapter, we talk with Dr. Janet Brown (Residential Chair and Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences at Liberty University) about her journey from student to staff to faculty at Liberty University. Learn the facts about FACS, the importance of being purposeful, and how to take the next step in your life or career- even when you are afraid. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from you! Contact us at careers@liberty.edu.

Tell, Don't Sell- The Foundation of a Great Interview

Don’t be a robot. In this episode, we discuss approaching an interview like a conversation, fighting interview anxiety, and the importance of telling your story. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from you! Contact us at careers@liberty.edu.

The Life of a Child Life Student- An Interview with Reese Scholl and Abby Doremus

In this chapter, we talk with Child Life students Reese Scholl and Abby Doremus about their journey to help children facing difficult medical situations, the importance of a career community, and how taking "the next step" can unlock a world of possibilities. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from you! Contact us at careers@liberty.edu.

Don't Write Boring Professional Documents

Is your résumé boring? In this chapter, we discuss how to avoid writing a snoozefest of a professional document, and what you need to do to capture the attention of the hiring manager you want to impress. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from you! Contact us at careers@liberty.edu.

Made to Create- An Interview with Ethan Houk

In this chapter, we talk with digital media, journalism, and video production student Ethan Houk about his media journey, his passion for storytelling, and how his early, "cringe-worthy" projects can be helpful for others. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from you! Contact us at careers@liberty.edu.