Students who suspect that the learning skills they have employed may be inadequate at the University or those searching for time-efficient ways to handle a heavy reading load are advised to register in this office for Speed Reading and Effective Study Strategies. The Career Center, located in Student Services Center Room 19, is a centralized office providing services related to the broad areas of career-readiness and to the more specific area of opportunities for graduates. Career Services assists students and alumni with a range of career-related questions and concerns. For those wanting assistance with the process of deciding on or changing career directions, Career Services offers written, videotaped, and internet-based information on career options, occupation requirements, and employment trends, as well as career interest inventories and a computerized career guidance program. A credit-bearing course designed to help students make career decisions is available, as well as individual counseling.
Activities are open to both declared and undeclared majors.
Participants in the program earn academic credit and generally receive pay or a stipend for their work. Post-Graduation Planning and Assistance. The service also provides workshops and other resources on job hunting skills, including mock interviews. Credential services are available to those seeking graduate school admission, as well as to teachers, administrators, and others seeking positions in educational settings. Individuals are highly encouraged to use The Career Center throughout their college career.