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Career Exploration Day [website]
Annual career fair held in October where employers and graduate/professional schools representatives come to market their opportunities and recruit potential candidates for job vacancies and post-Baccalaureate programs.
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Professional Development Seminar for Seniors
This event held early in September gives seniors a jump-start on navigating the job search process. In addition to hearing from a panel of successful alums, seniors participate in career preparation workshops including Resume & Cover Letter Writing, Overall Presentation Skills, Interviewing Techniques, Identifying Mentors, and the Federal Application Process.
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Professional Networking Day
Professionals from various industries rotate to different classes and give presentations on the art of networking. They discuss the nuances of networking and share examples of how they have networked to grow in their respective careers. The day culminates in a luncheon where students have the opportunity to practice networking with the professionals.
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System of Interactive Guidance and Information 3 or SIGI 3
This is a self-directed online career exploration program that allows students to conduct an assessment of their work-related values, interests and skills. SIGI 3 will then use this information to generate a list of career options. You may use SIGI 3 to research those career options to assist you in choosing a major or an occupation. You can obtain up to date information such as educational requirements, descriptions of work activities and salary ranges on hundreds of occupations. SIGI 3 is available to all CSU students 24 hours per day on our website.
The Center for Counseling and Student Development staff recommends that you meet with a career counselor for an interpretation of your SIGI 3 report and to explore other resources that can assist you in making informed career decisions. Contact the Center to schedule an appointment.
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Spring Job Fair [website]
Annual job fair held in March where employers actively seek students for part-time, summer & full-time jobs as well as internships and cooperative education opportunities.
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National Urban Leagues Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) Career Awareness Seminar
Executives and managers, representing companies and agencies that partner with the National Urban League, visit classrooms and share their insights into different careers and employers' expectations of job candidates. Students hear first-hand what will be required of them as new hires in a professional environment.
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Federal Workstudy Placement [website]
Students who are awarded federal workstudy through Financial Aid must come to the Center for Counseling and Student Development to be processed and receive an assignment to a worksite.
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Internships & Cooperative Education
Internships and cooperative education are career related opportunities that allow students to gain hands on experience in an occupation before graduating. Students who register with the Center for Counseling and Student Development are eligible to apply for these opportunities which are received daily from a wide variety of employers.
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Teacher Recruitment Day
School Systems that are actively recruiting are invited to the campus to conduct scheduled interviews with graduating education majors. This event is held in April.
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On-Campus Recruitment Program
This program is designed to provide opportunities for the employer and student to meet. Employers and/or graduate schools are invited to recruit students by conducting individual interviews, information sessions, or classroom presentations; and setting up information tables in the student center. Employers coordinate their schedules with the recruitment coordinator.
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