Faculty Introduction
Get to Know Us
We would like to introduce our office to you in hopes of forging a closer
working relationship with the Faculty in SEAS. Although we have worked closely
with many of you over the years, we would like to reintroduce our office
and share with the entire faculty information on many of the services we
provide to SEAS students. Our hope is to work together to help students identify
their career interests and passions and assist them in achieving satisfaction
with their career goals.
CAVLink
This on-line system contains the following modules:
- Student Resume Database
- On-Grounds Interviewing Program
- On-line Job & Internship Postings
We would be happy to offer a tutorial if you have questions about this
system.
Placement Statistics
Visit
our annual reports by clicking here.
Career Fairs
Learn
about our career fairs by clicking here.
Each company lists the recruiting contact for their organization and they
would love to hear from faculty! We encourage your involvement in career
day so that you have current information to help in advising your students.
Employers welcome the opportunity to talk with you about what they do & their
company culture.
Don't Cancel That Class
We can conduct presentations to the classes you teach and the student organizations
you advise about a host of career-related topics. In addition, we can arrange
presentations by professionals (many of them SEAS alumni), who can relate
their experiences and how their major has helped them in their careers. If
you need to or are considering canceling a class, just contact us and we
can schedule a presentation instead. Please contact us and let us know what
career related topic you think would be most relevant to your class. Some
topics include:
Our Services & Resources Include:
- Myers Briggs Type Indicator: Looking at Careers and Your Personality
Type
- Creating a Winning Resume
- Tips for Interviewing
- How to Find a Job or Internship
Alumni Networking Database
UCAN (University Career Assistance Network) is a database of more than 18,000
alumni who have offered to give career information to students and alumni.
You can use UCAN to find advice by career area and to contact U.Va. alumni
for individual guidance. You can also sign up with UCAN to give career advice
to others. This database is managed by the UVA Alumni Association. If you
are not already familiar with this resource, let us know and we would be
happy to orient you to this database.
Career Advising For Your Students
You are busy. You see students daily and know their needs and questions.
We try to connect with busy students but often have difficulty. If students
come to you asking for career advise, resume or interview help or if they
have a need for a presentation, please know that you can refer them to Engineering
Career Development. We are a resource for faculty too!
Services we already provide for students include:
Who We Are
Our staff possesses a unique blend of professional experience and advance
academic preparation in student counseling. Two members are graduates of
the Curry School’s Masters in Education in Student Counseling. Two
members have experience in the corporate sector in staffing and recruitment.
Additionally, our staff members are certified in administering the leading
assessment instruments currently used today in the corporate sector and academia.
Should you have any thoughts or suggestions on other ways we can work together
to the benefit of our students, please do not hesitate to contact us. We
are available to attend a departmental faculty meeting to personally present
the services of our office if such an opportunity should exist. We look forward
to working with you in the coming year.
How Can You Reach Us?
Our offices are located in A113, 114 and 115 in Thornton Hall. Our e-mail
address is
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