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SECD is dedicated to providing holistic career development support for students of all majors and lived experiences as they work to achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.
On this website you’ll find the resources and support you need to find opportunities, make connections, build career-readiness skills, and thrive in the workplace. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive regular updates tailored to your interests and stage of career exploration.
Curated career and campus resources for skill development and workplace belonging.
Student Engagement & Career Development offers 1:1 peer coaching, internship coaching, and consultations with knowledgeable and compassionate career educators for Wildcats at any stage of their career journey. We’re located on third floor of the Bartlett Academic Success Center. All Wildcats are welcome here.
Drop by and get connected with campus resources, talk about your goals and challenges, and commit to a next step. Friendly and welcoming guides available Monday – Friday, 12-5PM in-person and on Zoom.
If you’re a first-time job seeker or someone who needs a little help to create a resume, make an appointment with a peer coach. Ideal for first-year students and sophomores. In-person and on Zoom.
Internship coaches can help you learn how to search for and find internships, prep your application materials and more. Ideal for sophomores and juniors. In-person and on Zoom.
Receive 1:1 guidance to prepare for and engage in an active search, develop and tailor your resume and cover letter, prepare for interviews and refine online profiles. Ideal for students ready for a professional internship or career search. In-person and on Zoom.
Undergraduate Research Ambassadors
1:1 support from students who have been through the process of finding and working in undergraduate research. They can help you search for opportunities in any field.
Engage in hands-on learning experiences, many with a community or industry partner, to learn and practice career-readiness skills and apply what you learn in and beyond the classroom.
This webpage is designed to be open to any and all students, faculty and staff regardless of race, color, national origin, or sex, and is consistent with all current governing federal and state nondiscrimination law.
“From the framework of inclusive excellence, higher education institutions are compelled by the abundance of evidence that diversity is a critical factor in the quality of educational outcomes—the educational benefits of diverse learning and working environments—such that excellence is unachievable without diversity.” – Standards of Professional Practice for Chief Diversity Officers in Higher Education 2.0, 2020
