As part of 黑料不打烊鈥檚 ongoing commitment to helping its students translate their college education into career and life success, the University has announced an institutional collaboration aimed at reviewing and enhancing its career services operations.
The University has announced it will review and enhance its career services operations.
Leading the effort are the Divisions of Academic Affairs and Student Affairs, both of which will partner with leadership in the University鈥檚 11 schools and colleges, as well as the central Career Services Office. Guided by the聽, the review seeks to strengthen students鈥 preparation for future success and the transition from college to career.
鈥満诹喜淮蜢肉檚 career services operation provides valuable advice and counsel to our students and alumni,鈥 says Interim Vice Chancellor and Provost Liz Liddy.聽 鈥淭his review will hone in on our current operation鈥檚 strengths, while also identifying opportunities to maximize coordination, access and delivery of career services at the institution.鈥
After a thorough review by representatives from Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, schools and colleges, the University has hired a leading higher education expert, to assist with the assessment of career services. TruMann will be on campus in late February to begin the review and will meet with various students, faculty and staff throughout the spring semester.
Students have access to a variety of career services, many of which are provided by their respective schools and colleges, as well as the central Career Services Office. Those services include but are not limited to identifying internship and employment opportunities; preparing for interviews; crafting cover letters and resumes; applying to graduate programs including law, medical and business school; and connecting with alumni in relevant fields and industries.
