Embedding Career into the Student Experience
The Greene Center recognizes the important relationship that the University’s faculty and staff have with their students. While we offer a number of services to assist students in transforming their interests and education into meaningful careers, we also invite our campus partners to collaborate in this process. If you find yourself discussing topics like connecting majors to careers, internships, and graduate school admissions, we invite you to contact us regarding any materials, referrals, or program support that we may be able to offer. Below you will find additional resources available to you as a faculty and staff members.
Course Development Grants
Apply for the Bond Family Foundation Faculty Scholar Grants to support Project-Based Learning in partnership with a for-profit local partner in new or existing courses.
Major-to-Career Pathways
Begin the conversation on career exploration by sharing our Major-to-Careers Pathways, showcasing the career outcomes of graduates from every major on campus.
Experiential Learning in the Classroom
- Help students explore career options and build skills by assigning virtual projects through Forage.
- Embed employer-based projects into courses by partnering with the Greene Center.
- Explore Faculty Resources available.
College Competencies
Highlight where students are building the College Competencies, known to be valued by employers and graduate schools.
Toolkit
- Request a Handshake account to view our comprehensive student career management platform.
- Play around in the Career Outcomes Dashboard to see the first destination of our graduates.
- Explore resources available through our seven Career Communities.
Request A Program
The Greene Center is ready to support your department’s needs. Contact the Greene Center to request more information on:
- A Career Partners workshop to support career-related conversations with students.
- Faculty Programs
Data Insights
Interested in learning how students from your department are engaging with career resources and programs on campus? Contact the Greene Center to request an Engagement + Outcomes Report to gain insight into student behavior from your major(s).
