Map your career goals in a reflective essay of four passages:

• One passage reflecting on the goals that you set in this course, specifically the SMART Goals that you wrote in Week Four. Share these goals in your essay and reflect on whether they need any updates or changes, and if so, why. Finally, write at least one more SMART goal that relates to a topic we covered in Weeks 5 - 10 (skill gap analysis, resume/cover letters, interviewing, negotiation, or networking).
• 1 passage that sets out the skills you will learn on your own over the next 12 months to advance your career and financial success. Include a SMART goal related to these skills and share the techniques you will use or actions you will take to improve upon those skills.
• 1 passage that details learning opportunities you can take advantage of in after you graduate. For example, you may be able to use a Tuition Assistance Program currently offered by your employer; free or low-cost opportunities in your community such as those available through a library or community center; or free online opportunities such as those provided by online course aggregators such as Coursera or edX.
• One passage that details what workshops, trade shows, industry conferences or professional speaker events you are considering attending in the next 6 months to advance your career and financial success. Include a SMART goal related to the workshop/shows/conferences you find in your research.

Part 2: Goal and Habit Tracker

Remember the Goal & Habit Tracker that you started in Week Four? Take a picture, upload, or scan your (COMPLETED!) tracker here for credit. Be sure to complete the short answer questions on the second page of the worksheet: What worked well? What didn't work so well? How will your habits and goals change in the future? How will you track your progress toward your goals in the future?

Part 3: Career Vision Board

Review the article from this week's reading: "Career Vision Board: A Fluffy Idea that Can Yield Concrete Results."

You've done a lot of reflection about your goals this term. Now, take the time to create a career vision board. A vision board is a collection of words or images that reflect your goals and personal motivations. Every element included conveys meaning, whether it is a picture, an abbreviation, a number, or an inspirational quote.

You can make your vision board in any medium you'd like: Digitally using PowerPoint or Publisher, using online images and text, or by making a physical vision board on poster board or paper using magazines, photographs, etc. If you choose to create a vision board on paper, keep in mind that you will need to upload a photograph of it to this dropbox.

Your vision board must be complete: All available white space should be covered by pictures/phrases/goals/numbers/images that represent your goals for the future.

Checklist for final submission:

1. Short Essay (Word document) 2. Goal & Habit Tracker (scan or upload of worksheet) 3. Career Vision Board (digital tool of your choice, or scan and upload of physical vision board on paper)