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CAREER GUIDE 2016–2017
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & LIFE SCIENCES
BOOKHART STUDENT SERVICES CENTER
153 P & A Building — 864-656-6340
The College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences (CAFLS)
Bookhart Student Services Center works collaboratively with
the Center for Career and Professional Development to provide
comprehensive career services. The Bookhart Student Services
Center provides assistance with résumé writing, interviewing
techniques, networking tips and other important resources
needed in order to conduct a successful job search. Other
services provided are one-on-one career service assistance,
workshops, job search handouts, mock interviews, company
information, a career fair each semester, a career library and
much more to help ensure your career success.
Visit the Bookhart Student Services Center between 8 a.m.–
4:30 p.m., Mon.–Fri. For more information call Paula Beecher
at 864-656-6340 or email at pbeeche@clemson.edu. You can
also visit online at
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
OFFICE OF STUDENT ENRICHMENT
132 Sirrine Hall — 864-656-2478
The Office of Student Enrichment (OSE) within the College of
Business exists to cultivate and engage students within the
college to become effective leaders, successful graduates and
globally competitive professionals. The College of Business
understands the significance of preparing students for the
professional workforce and life after graduation; thus, OSE
provides principal resources for undergraduates in the areas of
career preparation, internship opportunities, mentorship and
international program participation.
Web:
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
MBA OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES
One North Main Street, Greenville, SC
864-656-8183
The Master of Business Administration Career Development Office
offers MBA students and alumni individualized professional
coaching along with personalized intern and job search support.
Numerous professional development activities (taped mock
interviews, workshops by prominent professionals on leadership,
ethics, etiquette, business writing, case interviewing, cross
cultural communication, etc.) prepare students for multiple
opportunities to meet prospective employers. The MBA Career
Development Office brings recruiters to campus for information
sessions and interviews and also hosts regular alumni
networking events.
ALUMNI SERVICES
Alumni Center — 864-656-2345
Alumni who graduated less than a year ago are eligible to
use all of the services of the Center for Career and Professional
Development. If you graduated more than one year ago, visit the
Clemson Alumni Association — your life-long connection
to Clemson. The following website services are offered
for alumni:
• On-line job listings for experienced candidates
• Résumé and cover letter resources
• Interviewing tips and resources
• Career features in the Clemson World
Visit us online for more details: (choose
Alumni Career Services) or email Alumni Career Services at
acs-L@clemson.edu.
STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT
Jervey Athletic Center — 864-986-1718
The Career Enhancement Program is a portion of the Student-
Athlete Enrichment Programs and works in conjunction with
the Center for Career and Professional Development to assist
student-athletes in the development of skills necessary to fulfill
their goals and compete in the professional world following
graduation.
Educational programs such as résumé/cover letter writing, job
search skills, interviewing tips and alumni programs are offered
to the student-athletes in the evenings. These programs are
designed to assist in the student-athlete’s career development.
Career counseling, career assessments, résumé/cover letter
critiques, full-time job/internship search assistance and mock
interviews are some of the services available. The goal of the
program is for all student-athletes to succeed in the classroom,
on the playing field and following graduation. We work directly
with our Compliance Office to ensure that all career programs
abide and are conducted within NCAA legislation.