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The Nation’s Best Career Services Program

TRANSITION OUT

CAREER FAIR CONTINUES TO GROW

Over the course of three days each fall and spring,

students line the concourse level of Littlejohn Coliseum

in the hopes of securing summer jobs, internships and

placement after graduation. Career fairs offer students

at all stages of academic and professional development

a unique opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of

employment trends and awareness of job opportunities.

“After attending my first career fair and being able

to network with the employees, I was able to better

understand the company and role for my internship,”

said one student in an outcomes survey. “I ended up

getting an offer for an amazing internship and could

not have been more excited!”

COMPETENCY SUMMIT

The Center for Career and Professional

Development is a national leader in preparing

students for life after Clemson. The department

hosted 120+ faculty and staff for a special

Competency Summit in May. Overall, nearly 50

campus partners were represented—including

every academic college and multiple divisions

and departments. The summit explored the

importance of core competencies to prospective

employers and their incorporation on a broader

scale. Core competencies include communication,

collaboration, leadership, adaptability, analytical

skills, technology, self-awareness, integrity/ethics

and brand. The summit provided tools for faculty

and staff to embed core competencies in their

respective curriculums and work-study programs.

Academic Success Center staff shared some of the ways

they have adopted CCPD’s core competencies in their work

with students.

Career fairs are held on main campus each Fall and Spring semester,

bringing thousands of students together with prospective employers.

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Students attended Fall and Spring career fairs

840

Employers attended Fall and Spring career fairs