More than 200 companies gathered in Engineering Hall to meet potential employees during the 2000 Career Connection, which provides employers an informal opportunity to talk with engineering students before the more formal interview process begins. A counselor provides support and understanding, as well as useful information and suggestions. A counselor assists you in developing greater self-awareness and in evaluating options to address your specific needs and concerns. The College of Engineering's Counseling Service is available because it's easier to concentrate on your studies if you can deal effectively with personal, academic and career concerns. Talking with someone who is objective and empathetic can help you sort through these concerns.
Confidentiality is assured within applicable legal and ethical guidelines.
Nothing will be recorded in your academic file. The counselor can assist in locating other campus and community resources. The counselor will consult with faculty and staff regarding student concerns. Faculty and staff are encouraged to refer students to the counseling service. The counselor is a supplement to, not a substitute for, your assigned engineering advisor.