The Center for Career and Professional Develop is eager to partner with Clemson faculty and staff to engage students in career development and experiential learning activities that will empower them to successfully pursue their educational and professional goals.
Let’s Collaborate
Encourage students to utilize CCPD’s services for career counseling, resume reviews, mock interviews, job/internship search assistance, and more.
Faculty can register for an account in ClemsonJobLink to browse jobs, view career fair events, and search for and find employer contacts.
Attend a Career Insider for faculty and staff to learn more about our services and how we can better collaborate with you. See events for upcoming presentations.
Faculty/staff are welcome to request workshops facilitated by career counselors, including choosing a major, resumes, interviewing skills, job search, networking strategies, dining etiquette, and other topics.
Knowledge, skills, and behaviors align to create competencies that contribute to enhancing performance. Grounded in theory and verified by faculty, the Core Competencies and the proficiency levels are inclusive of undergraduate and graduate students and align with our development model of Learn. Act. Flex. Succeed. This approach promotes lifelong competency development and a definition of success grounded in a growth mindset.
Grant funding is available for faculty/staff to assist with core competency integration.
The University Professional Internship and Co-op (UPIC) program provides over 900 paid, on-campus internships for Clemson University undergraduate students. The UPIC program is a leader in the creation of a campus-wide culture that involves students partaking in meaningful and relevant developmental experiences. Students have the opportunity to work alongside Clemson University faculty and staff, gaining professional work experience in their field of interest and study.Clemson University faculty or staff working in a full-time professional role.
Clemson University staff or faculty members working in a full-time professional role are welcome to submit applications to become a UPIC mentor.
Our new virtual career center is a central hub for career resources for students, faculty and alums. Community Experts will have the capability to promote upcoming events and opportunities to specific student populations.
The Center for Career and Professional Development invites you to participate in the Experiential Learning Exchange (ELE). Capitalizing on momentum developed through our “Let’s Do Breakfast Events,” the ELE aims to foster partnerships with campus partners, employers, and other stakeholders to share best practices and promote experiential learning opportunities.
We will continue to host collaborative events throughout the year and keep the conversation going through a monthly newsletter to highlight student experiences, advertise experiential learning events, offer professional development opportunities, and more!
