Internships and Experiential Learning
Introduction
Career Services offers students and alumni personalized and supportive services designed to promote their career development as they completes their academic studies and decide on a career. Career Services is committed to providing up-to-date information on the workforce, enabling students to make informed choices.
Career Services fosters relationships with employers to facilitate employment offers to students and alumni for full/part-time and internships opportunities. Career Services offers advice and counsel on choosing a field of graduate study.
- Career Advising
- Job & Internship Listings
- Career & Internship Fairs
- On-Campus Recruitment
- Information Resources
- Graduate School Exam Preparation Booklets
- Numerous Job Search Handouts
You can become familiar with our services and access many resources on this web site. However be sure to visit us, so we can familiarize ourselves with your circumstances, allowing us to best assist you in your career planning, job search or graduate school application process.
Diversity Statement
Career Services serves as a comprehensive resource for ethnic minority students, women, and disabled clients as it relates to their career development. We support and offer an array of programs and services that provide employers with highly skilled and diverse candidates. We practice and promote the value and respect of diverse individuals and underrepresented groups such as race, nationality, gender, socioeconomic status, education, physical ability, age, faith, and geographic origin.
What is self-assessment?
Essentially, it is a simple way to enhance self-understanding. It is being able to describe your unique characteristics clearly and accurately regarding:
- What you do well (skills)
- What is important to you (values)
- What you like to do (interests)
Since there is no better source of information about you than yourself, the easiest method of increasing self-understanding is to review and analyze your past and present experiences. Increasing your knowledge of your skills, values, and interests will help determine the type of work that fits you best.
Sigi 3
Sigi3 integrates self-assessment with in-depth and up-to-date career information that is easy to use and provides students and adults with a realistic view of the best educational and career options for their future success.
Sigi3 helps each user examine key motivators and matches work-related values, interests, and skills to educational and career pathways. Individuals explore a range of options based on their personal choices.
- Call/email Career Services prior to visiting SIGI3 HERE. Our telephone is (305) 628-6688; email careerservices@stu.edu.
- When you have the password, navigate to the above link, then scroll to the bottom of Step 1 - Self-Assessment. There you will see the link "SIGI3 computer program" where you will be prompted for the password.
- You can begin at "My SIGI Plan", which will likely guide you to the 3 assessments that you can complete in about 30 minutes. The assessments help you to either confirm career options, or to identify new ones. A wealth of information on hundreds of careers is available on SIGI3. See a Career Advisor to discuss the results of SIGI3 (careerservices@stu.edu).
Introduction
Career Services offers students and alumni personalized and supportive services designed to promote their career development as they completes their academic studies and decide on a career. Career Services is committed to providing up-to-date information on the workforce, enabling students to make informed choices.
Career Services fosters relationships with employers to facilitate employment offers to students and alumni for full/part-time and internships opportunities. Career Services offers advice and counsel on choosing a field of graduate study.
- Career Advising
- Job & Internship Listings
- Career & Internship Fairs
- On-Campus Recruitment
- Information Resources
- Graduate School Exam Preparation Booklets
- Numerous Job Search Handouts
You can become familiar with our services and access many resources on this web site. However be sure to visit us, so we can familiarize ourselves with your circumstances, allowing us to best assist you in your career planning, job search or graduate school application process.
Diversity Statement
Career Services serves as a comprehensive resource for ethnic minority students, women, and disabled clients as it relates to their career development. We support and offer an array of programs and services that provide employers with highly skilled and diverse candidates. We practice and promote the value and respect of diverse individuals and underrepresented groups such as race, nationality, gender, socioeconomic status, education, physical ability, age, faith, and geographic origin.
What is self-assessment?
Essentially, it is a simple way to enhance self-understanding. It is being able to describe your unique characteristics clearly and accurately regarding:
- What you do well (skills)
- What is important to you (values)
- What you like to do (interests)
Since there is no better source of information about you than yourself, the easiest method of increasing self-understanding is to review and analyze your past and present experiences. Increasing your knowledge of your skills, values, and interests will help determine the type of work that fits you best.
Sigi 3
Sigi3 integrates self-assessment with in-depth and up-to-date career information that is easy to use and provides students and adults with a realistic view of the best educational and career options for their future success.
Sigi3 helps each user examine key motivators and matches work-related values, interests, and skills to educational and career pathways. Individuals explore a range of options based on their personal choices.
- Call/email Career Services prior to visiting SIGI3. Our telephone is (305) 628-6688; email careerservices@stu.edu.
- When you have the password, navigate to the above link, then scroll to the bottom of Step 1 - Self-Assessment. There you will see the link "SIGI3 computer program" where you will be prompted for the password.
- You can begin at "My SIGI Plan", which will likely guide you to the 3 assessments that you can complete in about 30 minutes. The assessments help you to either confirm career options, or to identify new ones. A wealth of information on hundreds of careers is available on SIGI3. See a Career Advisor to discuss the results of SIGI3 (careerservices@stu.edu).