Counselors explain the conditions under which this may be an option that is consistent with sound decision-making and insightful planning. Counselors will administer and interpret assessment instruments when appropriate. Student Employment Services help individuals seek part-time employment through various programs both on and off campus. Summer job opportunities are also listed for the local area, throughout the state and beyond. Students are not required to demonstrate financial need in order to be eligible for these services.
Internships are unpaid experiences sponsored by academic departments which earn course credit.
Co-ops are paid experiences which may or may not earn credit. The Center provides a centralized source of information to assist students in arranging for these experiences. Employment assistance for graduating students includes a credential service, a series of job search oriented workshops and a campus interviewing program. A career information and recruitment event is held annually. Organizations hosted include business and industrial corporations, federal and state government agencies, social service organizations, school districts and health care organizations.