Office
of Career Services ~ Career Services
Career
Assessment – Campbell Interest and Skills Survey
The Campbell Interest and Skill Survey (CISS) is a survey
of self-reported interest and skills. Their major purpose
is to help individuals understand how their interest and
skills map into occupational world, thereby helping them
make better career choices.
Career
Closet
The Career Closet is designed to assist students who lack
proper business attire for interviews. Students will be
granted the opportunity to borrow clothing from our “Career
Closet.”
Career
Services Programs
This center offers programs and services to assist students
in the areas of career development and job placement.
These programs and services are designed to help the student
understand the relationship between academic and vocational/professional
choices, explore and develop career alternatives, and
ultimately make a successful transition from college to
a career. What’s Happening in Career Services
is a monthly publication that is emailed to university
family with a list of Career Services sponsored events.
Through
the maintenance of the career library, this center provides
students with information pertaining to vocational/professional
occupations and graduate school opportunities. Additionally,
this office provides job listings (part-time, summer,
career employment, and internships) and schedules campus
recruitment and interview sessions by more than 200 representatives
from business, industry, school systems, government, non-profit,
and educational organizations. Furthermore, students are
given assistance in interview and job seeking techniques,
and in resume development.
Spring
Career Fair
The Career Fair assists students with networking, career
identification, and graduate school information, job and
internship opportunities in the student’s field
of study. Fortune 500 companies and graduate schools are
invited from all over the country, as well as local agencies.
The Spring Career Fair is generally held in March or April.
