Participating students acquire career-related experience, learn new skills applicable to future employment, and improve interpersonal, communication, and leadership skills. Academic credit is earned for the learning that occurs on the job, providing students with an opportunity to integrate coursework with supervised work, intern, or volunteer experiences.
Credit is also available for international internships and volunteer service.
In addition, individual assistance and guidance on resumes, letters and interviews are available by appointment, as is a student computer room. The Office also hosts on-campus employer information tables throughout Fall, Winter and Spring quarters and the annual Career Fair in the Spring. All services are free to students and employers. For more information, please visit the Cooperative Education and Career Placement Website .