The offices below are committed to helping students identify a career, transfer to a four-year school, find a job during or after college, or cope with personal issues. The Career Resource Center contains a reference library offering career and educational information that is open to students and community members. The information is available in print, on computer disk, and through the Internet.
Vocational biographies are also available.
The descriptions were developed through interviews with thousands of workers in a variety of occupations. Students learn about the specifics of each career, how the person obtained his or her job, and what a typical day on the job is like. Access to the Internet is offered to obtain information about careers, college programs, scholarships, and study or work abroad opportunities. Student Career and Employment Services Located in the Workforce Development Center, this office helps students find a good job, whether it s part-time work while in school or the right career after graduation. The Counseling Center provides short-term counseling for career planning and exploration, academic concerns and personal issues.