Student Affairs Division Learning Themes:

• Build Relationships
• Get Involved
• Be Well
• Be Inclusive
• Continue Your Success

Career Services is committed to the following student learning outcomes:

Build Relationships -

• Build, cultivate, and leverage a professional network.

Get Involved -

• Be aware of and utilize career related events including career fairs, networking sessions, on-campus interviews, and professional/employer events.
• Engage in campus activities and gain valuable career related experience including service, campus leadership/involvement, part-time work, study abroad, academic projects, and research.

Be Well - 

• Demonstrate a unique and authentic professional personal brand. 
• Identify and apply strengths, values, interests, and/or personality, contributing to increased self-awareness and meaningful career path options.
• Appreciate the value of reflection. 

Be Inclusive -

• Demonstrate respect for people from diverse backgrounds. 
• Value differences and promote inclusion in the workplace.
• Function effectively as part of a diverse work group.
• Communicate effectively, demonstrating professionalism in a variety of cultural contexts. 

Continue Your Success -

• Identify and apply strengths, values, interests, and/or personality, contributing to increased self-awareness and meaningful career path options.
• Identify and utilize job resources: MustangJOBS, career fairs, on-campus interviewing, networking sessions, career/co-op/internship/part-time jobs, and online resources. 
• Strategize and execute a successful job search.
• Prepare an effective resume.
• Develop a professional portfolio or work samples showcasing coursework, projects, co-curricular involvement, and experience. 
• Prepare for the interview process, and implement strategies for successful interviewing. 
• Complete the necessary steps in the graduate/professional school application process. 
• Use professional communication and leverage a professional network. 

2015 - 2016 Student Success Fee Data
2014 - 2015 Student Success Fee Data