Classroom Presentations

 At any faculty member’s request, an advisor can visit your classroom and give a brief presentation on the resources available through Career Services. Grace Willerton may also be available to serve as a substitute for a class session to engage your students in self- or career exploration or job-search preparation activities. Contact Grace for brief presentations or to determine her availability to substitute for a class.

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Assessments

The Myers-Brigs Type Indicator (MBTI) can reveal your personal work style, preferences, and motivations. You can use the language of the results to describe your unique personality and strengths.

The Strong Interest Inventory (Strong) offers insights about your personal interests and how those align with people working happily in various careers. You’ll get descriptions of your preferred working, learning, and leading styles, along with a comparison of your interests to a large sample of workers who are satisfied in their jobs.

These assessments are FREE for students, faculty, and staff. They are also available to community members for a small cost.

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Writing Recommendation Letters

Faculty members are the best sources of recommendation letters for students and recent graduates. Faculty can attest to students’ abilities, competencies, work ethic, attitude, and many other traits that employers may be seeking. Career Services offers recommendations and resources if you would like assistance writing recommendation letters. Please allow a minimum of two days for a thorough response to specific requests.