Personal Direction
Determining your future starts with you and knowing
who you are at your very best. This is how you can
utilize your potential and experience more success.
We offer a variety of tools and assessments to help
you identify strengths, define your skills and interests,
and clarify values so you can create realistic goals and
formulate a career plan that focuses on your areas of
strength.
Discipline Expertise
career architecture
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Experiential Learning builds upon classroom
knowledge and theory by providing an opportunity
to put your learning to work through internships,
service-learning, on campus employment, and
part-time jobs.
Internships are a great avenue to acquire hands-on
discipline expertise while also benefiting from the
knowledge of mentors during the experience.
Stevenson Career Connections allows you to explore
not only internships, but full-time career jobs, service
learning, volunteer opportunities, and part-time jobs.
Professional Know-How
Developing a professional brand is essential in
conducting any job search and managing your career.
The Office of Career Services provides a wide range of
informative events and activities throughout the year
geared toward helping you to build your brand and
present yourself in the most professional manner.
Network with top executives, civic and government
leaders, and hiring managers through programs such
as the On-Campus Interview program, Career Fairs
and Networking Symposiums, the Networking and
Etiquette dinner, and the Service Learning and Civic
Engagement Conferences.