Increasing Student Awareness of Success Resources

How are you getting your programs and initiatives into the hands of students?

Most people have heard of “hard” or “technical” skills and their alleged opposite, “soft” skills. However, many career development practitioners
and employers are shifting the focus to “essential” skills. In this age of rapidly evolving technology, employers want college graduates who have essential skills that can serve as a foundation for the makings of a great employee. These skills span industries and academic disciplines, and can help students guarantee their career success.