The University Career Center supports the career development of your students and we wish to form a partnership with you to connect your curriculum with the post-graduation plans of your students.
Review the pages of this section and connect with us to help your students become self-aware, professionally developed, and career-ready.
All faculty automatically receive accounts on Hire-A-Niner to allow viewing of active job postings, employers that visit our campus and the wide array of career events that are available to your students. Want to grant extra credit for attending our events or excuse students who attend our career fairs? Find out how!
The University Career Center has developed a number of presentations to support the career and professional development of our students in both the classroom and student organization settings.
Incorporating Career Center services and resources into your class is a wonderful way to support your students' career development.
The Career Center allows faculty and staff to request Big Interview assignments for their course or group.
The University Career Center invites you to partner with us in providing career assessments to your students in your classroom settings.
As you interact with students in your classroom or who visit you for academic advising, we ask that you keep our resources in mind as a tool that can help students achieve their goals while enrolled and after graduation. We encourage you to explore the rest of our website to see in detail what we can offer. The chart below provides an overview of our career development services.
1 hour private sessions with a career coach to cover in depth topics such as exploring industries, selecting a major, reviewing career assessment or discussing sensitive topics such as identity issues in the job search process. Appointment required.
15 minute individual sessions to offer general career assistance with topics ranging from resume building to interview preparation. Available almost every day without an appointment.
30 minute group sessions about specific career-related topics. Topics like 'Interviewing for Introverts' or industry specific resume development provide precision assistance when it is needed in a comfortable group setting with students who have similar concerns. RSVP is recommended to reserve a seat.