These tools help the counselor to work with the student and explore their interests, skills and values as they begin to make decisions about their future career. Students should experiment with career fields through internships, summer and part-time jobs and volunteer work. Our office can assist students with the search for these opportunities by offering. A mentor program to meet with professionals in various career fields Job and internship fairs throughout the academic year where employers meet with students on campus On-campus recruitment where we bring employers to campus to interview students for job and internship opportunities. Academics Clearly, developing intellectual competence and academic skill is a priority.
Good grades are an important evaluation method.
Students need to work hard to learn and to obtain the best grades they can. There are many resources available on campus to assist with study skills, time management skills, tutoring and more. Leadership Employers and Graduate Programs not only seek candidates who are academically excellent, but those who are well rounded and demonstrate a variety of soft skills. Click here to check out student life on campus. Career Planning and Placement abides by the principles of professional conduct for career services and employment professionals as outlined by NACE .