Career Studio News Today

Retention rates between semesters have never been higher as the number of returning freshmen is an all-time record this spring.

Support from the Schmieding Foundation will help the studio provide students with assistance in exploring their major and career options.

After starting her college career in the midst of the pandemic, Abby Goldsmith has found comfort in multiple avenues throughout campus, and that comfort is what keeps her coming back.

The Oakland University Career and Life Design Center, formerly known as Career Services, opened its doors to students, staff and faculty with a grand opening ceremony on Aug. 31. With the newly-adopted motto “Explore. Discover. Connect,” the center offers an array of modernized professional readiness services to OU students.  “Our goal with this rebranding is...

Come by the On-Campus Student Jobs Fair from 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29, at the Arkansas Union International Connections Lounge.

Two gifts from the Schmieding Foundation totaling $600,000 will expand educational access, research excellence and enhance student services at the U of A. 

The office is evolving to better meet the current career education needs of students and alumni by weaving lifelong career confidence and readiness into all aspects of the college experience and beyond.

Salt & Pepper BBQ wins the prize for the most effective pitch in the Fremont Creative Collective “Pitch It in Fremont 2023” competition.

The studio is looking for students who can communicate, mentor others, problem-solve and work independently. Applications will close on April 16.

Board members have an opportunity to grow as student leaders, have a voice in decisions regarding student staff, and connect with other student employees in The CORD.