A division of Student Affairs

A Career Counselor from the Career Development Center can visit your classroom and give a brief presentation on any of the following topics:

• career trends - affecting your ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE
• resume and letter writing
• graduate school planning and decision making
• interviewing preparedness
• other career exploration topics

If you would like to discuss this possibility, please contact Thomas J. Hopkins, Assistant Dean / Director of the Career Development Center. We can also prepare topical presentations upon request.

If you would like to refer a student to our office for individual career counseling assistance, please click on the following link REFER A STUDENT. Please be sure to indicate the student's name and contact information, and a Career Counselor will outreach the student/alumni to arrange a meeting time.

Information useful for writing a LETTER OF REFERENCE for a student, including guidelines and information about an electronic credentials file service.

The following is a list of services that the Career Development Center offers for students and alumni.

Individual Career Counseling and Guidance Appointments
Computerized Guidance Software ( Focus I)
Vocational Testing (Strong Interest & Skills, Myers Briggs)
Resume Writing / Content and Design
Job Search Letter Writing / Styles and Techniques
Interviewing Skills and Strategies
Mock Interview Video Taping > by appointment only <
On-Line Internship and Employment Posting (User Name and Password protected - the student MUST attend an Activation Meeting to acquire their personalized account)
CDC Internship Programs
On-Campus Recruiting; Fall and Spring Programs
On-Campus Career Fairs {in Sept., Nov., Jan., March, April}
Graduate and Professional School Fair {in October}