Previous Page  41 / 58 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 41 / 58 Next Page
Page Background

41

decision. The CCPD is available through career counseling appointments for discussing and

researching graduate or professional school options. The CCPD is also available to assist with

the writing of curriculum vitae and personal statements for graduate and professional school

admissions. Visit the CCPD’s website for more information:

clemson.edu/career .

STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is an open-membership organization supported by

the Clemson Alumni Association. SAA is a way for undergraduate students to enhance their

experience while at Clemson University. SAA provides a way to connect and foster a lifetime

of service and connections with our university. SAA members enjoy many benefits:

The “Ever Loyal” book:

The ‘bucket list’ for Clemson students, providing a list of

traditions and events every student should try to do before graduation.

The “Ever Loyal” card (discount card):

This discount card is given to all members of

SAA and has a variety of discounts for local businesses, which are only available to SAA

members.

SAA T-shirt:

Every member receives an SAA T-shirt.

The “BEAT” T-shirt:

During the week prior to certain home Clemson Football games, SAA

members can pick up free “BEAT” T-shirts at various places around campus for the game.

Appreciation days:

In order to thank all members of SAA for their gifts to Clemson and

their dedication to the university, the Student Alumni Council holds an annual SAA

appreciation day in the spring for all current members.

Networking opportunities:

Network with other students and alumni. Membership

information can be found at

clemson.edu/alumni .

LEADERSHIP

By the second year, there’s a good chance

your student has found one or two clubs or

organizations they are participating in. One

way to link their involvement activity to

gaining valuable career skills is by seeking

out leadership experience within the

organization. Having great leadership skills

is one area most employers necessitate, yet it

is not always taught directly within classes.

Center for Student Leadership and

Engagement

Developing students to be capable, confident

leaders who are able to take action to make

positive, sustainable change has long been a

priority for institutions of higher education

in the U.S. In addition to developing students

to be the leaders our world requires upon

graduation, leadership development has a

significant impact on the college student

experience. We have found that leadership

development increases a college student’s

self-efficacy, academic performance and personal development. At Clemson, there is a

university wide focus on the development of student leaders, including both curricular and

co-curricular leadership and community engagement experiences. Learn more by following

@

clemsonSLCE on Instagram. Some of these experiences include: