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Advisors? Just thinking of academic advisors. Career, success coaches.. Difference between roles

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Advisors? Just thinking of academic advisors. Career, success coaches.. Difference between roles

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Career coach versus career advisor

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How do we network?

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I feel like a large majority of students ARE aware that they can't just go to school and fall into a job, BUT it also doesn't seem like they have concrete action plans...even like us brainstorming ways to help them make all those connections

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Some students did not seem to realize that we're sending out emails, have a YouTube channel, and just that we offer plenty of ready to access resources

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In the in-person session it seemed that students didn't always realize Give Pulse was a resource we provide, but also where else they could find volunteer opps.

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We have so many great things to offer students, but I felt like there wasn't always a strong connect to all our different roles? I remember hearing that for certain things some students would think academic services to have the answers

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it seems like students expressed possibly being more comfortable in a more casual 'mixer' type of setting

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Students mentioned that Handshake is difficult for them to navigate.

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Students mentioned that they see the Mays Center as more reliable when looking for job and volunteer opportunities than Google, Indeed, etc.

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In relation to budgeting, students may not have to handle their own financials yet but they need these skills for the future

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They are also sensitive to the language used in job descriptions

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They are also sensitive to the language used in job descriptions

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One of the students mentioned that they get messages from LinkedIn for positions that require employers to be able to "multi-task" and that their long hours foster a "family" environment.

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I don't know if we're scaring them all the time, but maybe we aren't getting the full message across? Like how most of them were confused with "experiential learning" so they miss out on things because they may not even understand what is going on, much less how it benefits them

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Students career/major choice is determined by others

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Students career/major choice is determined by others

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Students went off suggestions from family, professors, others

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Students are looking for a single career path

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Students are looking for a single career path

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Students seek emails tailored to their specific career path/major. Difficult for them to branch out and connect dots elsewhere

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Students need help seeing their career path unfold alongside their academic advising sessions

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Students unaware but wanting the resources we offer

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Students unaware but wanting the resources we offer

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What we are currently doing by providing the tools and letting students use them their way

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Ensuring students get the job by reaching out directly to employers

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Externships?! What are those!?!?

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parent’s friends aren’t networking?

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Students realize it is important but it is difficult or they are not doing effectively

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Students realize it is important but it is difficult or they are not doing effectively