The college offers job listings to help you find work while you are attending college, during vacations, or after graduation. The college maintains contact with the state employment service, business, industry, the professions, and government agencies for the latest information about jobs.
Offices also provide occupational information on job requirements.
The Cooperative Education Program is designed to provide you with practical work experience that carries college credit for participating in a coordinated, paid, learning program with a cooperating employer. Co-op bridges the gap between theory and practice by allowing you to apply skills you learn in the classroom on the job. With the assistance and advice of the coordinator of the Cooperative Education Program, you decide if cooperative education will enhance your academic program. The qualifications for participation in the Cooperative Education programs are listed here. You should have a clearly stated set of career goals related to the potential work experience and be enrolled in a degree program in the curriculum under which cooperative education work experience is classified.