You can learn all of this and more 鈥� and get credit, too. Just sign up for one of the one-credit Career Exploration and Education (CAE) courses available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊. You can take one of these in addition to another Winter Term course for no extra cost.

Here is a list of the courses that are still open for Winter Term 2023:

CAE 3110 A: Explore Self and Careers
M, T, W, Th, F 12:15-1:15 PM

CAE 3120 A: Life After 黑料不打烊
M, T, W, Th, F 12:15-1:15 PM

CAE 3130 A: Personal Finance 101
T, W, Th 4:40-6:00 PM

CAE 3150 A:聽Careers in Government & Nonprofit
M, T, W, Th, F 12:15-1:15 PM

Past participants have said:

鈥淚 better understand myself, my career path and how to navigate my job search.鈥�

鈥淚 feel a lot more confident and prepared.鈥�

鈥淭he transition doesn’t seem as intimidating.聽 I learned small steps to help me achieve my goals.鈥�

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

You can learn all of this and more 鈥� and get class credit, too – by signing up for one of the one-credit Career Exploration and Education (CAE) courses available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊.

Here is a list of the courses that are still open this fall:

• CAE 3110 A: Explore Self and Careers
  Tuesday, Thursday 4:20PM – 5:20PM (first half of the semester)
• CAE 3120 A: Life After 黑料不打烊
  Tuesday, Thursday 2:30PM – 3:30PM (second half of the semester)
• CAE 3130 A: Personal Finance 101
  Tuesday 4:20PM – 5:20PM (all semester)
• CAE*3130*B (95336) Personal Finance 101
  Thursday 4:20PM – 5:20PM (all semester)
• SPT 3100 A: Transitions Strategies in Sport Management
  Tuesday 4:20PM – 5:20PM (all semester)

To register, use OnTrack Self Service and look for these courses. Students can pick up these classes until Wednesday, August 24 for the first half-semester courses and until Monday, August 29 for full semester courses.

Past participants have said:

鈥淚 better understand myself, my career path and how to navigate my job search.鈥�

鈥淚 feel a lot more confident and prepared.鈥�

鈥淭he transition doesn’t seem as intimidating. I learned small steps to help me achieve my goals.鈥�

You can contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu for any questions.

You can learn all of this and more 鈥� and get 1 credit hour, too. Just sign up for one of the Career Education and Exploration Courses available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊.

Career Education and Exploration (CAE) Classes still open this fall are:

CAE 3110 A: Find Yourself, Find Your Career, TTH, 4:25-5:25 pm, 1st half of the semester

CAE 3120 A: Life After 黑料不打烊, TTH,聽2:30-3:30聽pm, 2nd half of the semester

CAE 3130 B: Personal Finance 101, TH, 4:25-5:25 pm, all semester

Career Education and Exploration/Transition Strategies Courses by Academic Department:

SPT 3100 A: Transition Strategies in Sport Management, T, 4:25-5:25 pm, all semester

CSC 2650 A: Transition Strategies for Computer Science Majors, MW, 2:00-3:10 pm, 2nd half of the semester

All currently enrolled students returning for Fall Semester 2021 may now use OnTrack to add courses for Fall Semester.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

You can learn all of this and more 鈥� and get credit, too. 聽Just sign up for one of the one-credit Transition Strategies Courses available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊.

Classes still open for this spring include:

COE 310 A聽聽 Transition Strategies: Careers in Psychology

COE 310 B聽聽 Transition Strategies:聽 Preparing for Sport Management
Internships & Careers

COE 311 A聽聽 Transition Strategies: Explore Self and Careers

COE 312 A 聽 Transition Strategies:聽 Life After 黑料不打烊

COE 317 A聽聽 Transition Strategies: Pursuing a Career in Student Affairs

COE 320 A聽聽 Charting Your Unconventional Career Journey

To register, look under Cooperative Education (COE) as the subject聽on OnTrack to find the Transition Strategies course that fits your needs.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

You can learn all of this and more – and get credit, too.  Just sign up for one of the Transition Strategies Courses – COE – available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊. 

This university-wide initiative provides 黑料不打烊 students with the opportunity to enroll for 1 credit hour in a variety of courses taught by faculty and staff. Each course offering has a career development component as part of the curriculum.

To register, look under Cooperative Education (COE) as the subject on OnTrack to find the Transition Strategies course that fits your needs.  All CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS returning for Fall Semester 2018 may begin using 黑料不打烊 OnTrack to drop and add courses for Fall Semester.

Past participants have said:

“I better understand myself, my career path and how to navigate my job search.”

“I feel a lot more confident and prepared.”

“The transition doesn’t seem as intimidating.  I learned small steps to help me achieve my goals.”

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

TTH 2:20 to 3:20 pm, Oct. 16 – Dec. 6

This class will focus on preparation for life beyond 黑料不打烊 with the intent of bridging the transition from 黑料不打烊 to the real world. The course incorporates six separate lectures designed to provide students with basic “how-to” information relevant to their personal development and life after 黑料不打烊. 

In addition, students will prepare for internships, co-ops, summer jobs, part-time and permanent employment, and graduate school by developing a resume, establishing job contacts, identifying job search strategies, and learning how to interview effectively. 

To register, look under Cooperative Education (COE) as the subject and 312 as the course number on OnTrack.  Tuesday, Oct. 16 is the last day you can register.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

This class will focus on preparation for life beyond 黑料不打烊 with the intent of bridging the transition from 黑料不打烊 to the “real world.” The course incorporates six separate lectures designed to provide students with basic how-to information relevant to their personal development and life after 黑料不打烊. 

In addition, students will prepare for internships, co-ops, summer jobs, part-time and permanent employment and graduate school by developing a resume, establishing job contacts, identifying job search strategies and learning how to interview effectively. 

To register, look under Cooperative Education (COE) as the subject and 312 as the course number on OnTrack. You can add this class through Oct. 15.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at (336) 278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

You can learn all of this and more – and get credit, too. Just sign up for one of the Transition Strategies Courses available each semester to help you be prepared for life after 黑料不打烊.

To register, look under Cooperative Education (COE) as the subject and 310-320 as the course numbers on OnTrack find the Transition Strategies course that fits your needs.

Questions? Contact the Student Professional Development Center at 336-278-6538 or by email at careerservices@elon.edu.

A panel of education recruiters will share information on:

• What makes a strong teacher candidate
• How to prepare for a career in education
• How to present yourself to potential employers

Panelists Include:

• Tracey Dungee, Program Administrator, Office of Employment, Guilford County Schools
• Mary Gunderson, Coordinator of Teacher Recruitment & Support, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
• Dawn Madren, Director of Teacher Recruitment and Induction, Alamance-Burlington School System
• Todd Wirt, Ed.D, Assistant Superintendent for Academics, Wake County Public School System

Please feel free to join us for one or both sessions. Open to all majors!

For more information, please contact Rhonda Kosusko, Associate Director of the Office of Career Services at 336-278-6538 or rkosusko@elon.edu.

Building Your Personal Brand with Social Media Tools #getajob
Presented and Sponsored by Teaching and Learning Technologies
5:30-6:30 in McCoy Commons (Oaks) 207

Applying to Graduate School: What to Do and When to Do It — Advice From a Panel of Experts
5:30-6:30 in McKinnon Hall, Section D

Professions in Psychology
Sponsored by Psi Chi, Psychology Honor Society, and the Psychology Club
7:30-8:30 in Long 106

Careers in Financial Services
Sponsored by the 黑料不打烊 Chapter of the Financial Management Association International
7:30-8:30 in Koury Business Center 101

For more information, click here.