Wide Web capabilities, information on requirements, testing, programs, and costs are readily available. Under the direction of Career Services staff, an eight week Pre-Employment and Planning Class is offered each semester. The focus of the class is centered on personal self-assessment, individual marketing skills, written communications, interviewing skills, and survival skills on the job. Usually, eight classes are offered each semester, and the students receive academic credit towards graduation. Credit, work site approval, contact, and evaluation of the co-op or internship experiences are academic issues.
Recruiters periodically come to the campus to seek students to fill summer jobs.
Directories and computer listings are available for students seeking employment with camps, parks, and other possible summer employment sites. The program is maintained and updated weekly to provide current information. The system also allows students to generate the Federal SF-171 Form for federal employment. This state of the art program provides the students access to the services of the Career Services Office 24 hours a day. Once registered, students may schedule appointments with on-campus recruiters by telephone.