Information shared in a counseling relationship is held in strict professional confidence as specified by law and professional ethical standards. The majority of students face the seven developmental tasks of young adulthood which include achieving competence, managing emotions, becoming autonomous, clarifying purposes, developing integrity, and establishing identity and mature interpersonal relationships. Students most often seek counseling to address concerns relating to these tasks. Career Development A program of individual career decision-making is also available. A liberal arts internship program provides students with an opportunity to work on a part-time basis with local firms for one semester.
Students apply classroom knowledge to the world of work while gaining valuable experience.
The Center also sponsors limited on-campus recruiting providing eligible seniors with opportunities to participate in initial interviews with major companies. A career resource room is located in the center. The ARN is a networking tool that can link students with alumnae who are willing to discuss their jobs, career paths,employers or, more generally, the career decision-making or job search process. Simply by viewing the alumnae information, a student can generate ideas about her own future. The entire Health Service staff is committed to maintaining the health of each student by treating all illnesses, addressing any health concerns, providing health education, and promoting healthy choices.