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Students smile and chat outside the Clemson University C-Suite career development hub

Welcome to the C-Suite for Career Support

Clemson University’s business college created a new physical space to engage students, employers and alumni in career development.

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Who’s Not Applying for Internships?

Insights from Handshake show learners in some majors are less likely to apply for internships compared to their peers, revealing potential gaps in who is participating in high-impact experiences.

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Beyond Work-Life Balance: The Future of Career Services Lies in Career and Life Integration

Career centers must evolve into hubs of lifelong guidance, personal development and future readiness, writes Hassan Akmal of UC San Diego. College leaders must embrace five strategic imperatives to lead this transformation.

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What Students Value in Internships

New data from Handshake shows current students place value on trying out careers through internships and look for fair pay when choosing a role.

Voices of Student Success: A Day Without Classes, Packed With Career

Having successful career outcomes is important for colleges and also for students, but getting students to engage in career services...
Students and employers interact during Lebanon Valley College's first Success Expo. The event is in a gymnasium with many booths on a blue carpet floor.

Listen: Making Time and Space for Career Development in the Academic Calendar

An annual event at Lebanon Valley College replaces classes for a day to provide career and life skills to students through workshops, an etiquette dinner, financial advising and employer connections.

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The Rise of the Faculty Career Champion

Colleges are embedding student career development in the classroom. They’re relying on faculty to lead the charge.

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New on the Job: Q&A With Damon Yarnell, University of Richmond

As the inaugural associate provost and executive director for career development, Yarnell discusses the kinds of value higher ed can provide and his goals for the first year on the job.