Now located on the first floor of the Library The Academic Success Center, in collaboration with Livingston Lord Library, will offer its CRLA-certified Academic Assistant tutoring program on the first floor of the library beginning Monday, August 28. This collaboration is a result of recommendations from the 2022-23 Library Strategic Planning Taskforce, which included faculty, staff, and students and represented […]
The History Program will be running an 8-day study abroad excursion to Kristiandsand, Norway and surrounding areas in April of 2024 in conjunction with HIST 390. This spring-semester course is 3 credits, and is open to anyone who is interested in learning more about the history of museums at home and abroad, careers in the field, theory, and practical applications […]
An updated version of the Career Development Handbook is now available. This resource is an excellent tool for faculty and advisors to assist their students through the many steps of developing their careers. The handbook includes step-by-step instructions, templates, worksheets, and resources for the following topics: four-year planning informational interviewing career readiness skills career exploration resume development cover letter writing […]
Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college-educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management… Career readiness is key to ensuring successful entrance into the workforce. Career readiness is the foundation upon which a successful career is launched. Career readiness is, quite simply, the new career currency (NACE, 2021). […]
Are you interested in connecting your students to a local employer to discuss industry trends, insights on the hiring process, skills and competencies required for success, and internship & employment opportunities? Connect with the Career Development Center by completing this Employer Presentation Request! According to EAB, 70% of jobs are obtained through networking and 80% of jobs are never officially advertised. […]