The Career Center offers personalized consultations to faculty and staff to help them intentionally integrate career development into their courses, advising, and campus programs. These one-on-one or group sessions provide tailored guidance on incorporating career-relevant information, highlighting in-demand skills, and connecting academic content to real-world applications. By partnering with the Career Center, faculty and staff can enhance their impact on student success, ensuring students see clear pathways from their university experience to meaningful careers. This collaborative approach empowers educators and staff to become confident career mentors within their own spaces.
Program Manager for Career Readiness Design & Faculty/Staff Engagement (She/Her)
Suzanne oversees the Career Collaborative and supports all faculty and staff across campus through tailored consultations, career assignments, career presentations, and faculty & staff trainings, which strengthen their ability to support students' career development. Connect with her to learn how to integrate career development into academic and student engagement programs.
Associate Director for Career Branding (She/Her)
Jessie supports faculty who teach courses for first-year students, such as Prospect for Success, First Year Learning Seminars, and Learning Communities, as well as senior seminars and capstone courses. Connect with her to learn more about how to integrate career development into your curriculum!
Program Manager for Workplace Skill Development (They/Them)
Aidan supports faculty and staff who desire to integrate experiential learning into their courses and/or student spaces through Coursera (micro-credentials) and Riipen (project-based learning). Connect with them to learn more about how to integrate these platforms within your work with students!
Assistant Director & Career Coach (She/Her)
Megan oversees Big Interview assignments and also the Employer Connection Dinner.
Assistant Director & Career Coach (She/Her)
Lori trains faculty and staff on how to integrate Career Treks into their curriculum and student programming.