Career Preparation
Using real world experiences to help launch careers.
The Faculty of the Future engage students to experience the complexity, variability and uncertainty of real world problems.
Career Fair
"Events like this are really important because some people don't know where to look for internship or work opportunities. You can just walk in and look around and find what you need to find."
Jayla Mitchell, Undergraduate student
Malia Bruker
"The Digital Media Production program gives real word opportunities in the classroom to our students"
Assistant Professor, School of Communication
Marcia Mardis
"I think it is really important to find out what drives students, what they are passionate about and do what I can to support them."
Professor, School of Information
Zhe He
"The iSchool teaches students the important interactions between humans, technology and information."
Assistant Professor, School of Information
Mark Jowett
"My approach to teaching students is simple: Provide students the necessary skills to get good-paying jobs--to get hired!"
Mark Jowett, IT Program Chair
Ebe Randeree
"We engage our students beyond the classroom so that the skills that they are getting can translate into relevant work skills that carry them through their future."
Associate Dean, CCI
Lorri Mon
"It's a vibrant and innovative space for students for creativity, entrepreneurship, supporting new ideas and helping students to learn hands-on about new technology."
Director, School of Information
CCI Helpdesk
"The training and experience that students get in this enterprise environment really provides and overview of all the different opportunities in the real world."
Kyle Muller, CCI Systems Administrator & Adjunct Professor
Sindy Chapa
"The mission for the center is to create knowledge and educate students and professionals in the topics that can help us to understand Hispanic consumer behavior and Hispanic marketing communication."
Director, Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication
Richard Morris
"In order to be a good clinician one needs good critical thinking skills to know how to take decisions that are going to help our patients change their communication skills as quickly and as thoroughly as possible because they are coming to us because they want change. "
Professor, School of Communication Science and Disorders
