You can't just take life for granted, putting on your pants, tying your shoes. Don't take for granted the little things that you normally don't give a second thought to. Paul Edwards Job Leads within Mouse Reach Students are not the only ones who enjoy the many resources of USU's Career Services Center. Alumni can also obtain assistance for job searches. Among other services, it provides phone numbers and email addresses of center staff, a list of current job openings, which are updated weekly, and resume writing advice.
Alumni can also file their resumes, research companies and network with other professionals.
The relationship is a two-way street. Alumni are invited to join the career network for students, which lists names, professions, companies, geographic locations and contact information of participating alumni. You can help staff the annual spring career fair, which links students to prospective employers, and advertise internships for the more than 1,350 students who complete internships each semester. Paula Ernstrom, Therese Anderson, Ted Stewart, Jackie Smith Leavitt, Kim Jones and Andrew Croshaw. Utah's Governor Mike Leavitt has Aggie connections galore.