Freshman Year

Fall Semester

• Introduction of the SEU Promise Program during orientation.
• Complete SEU Connects profile during class and as an assignment for that class create/update your resume and submit to SEU Connects Moodle. One workshop will be offered throughout the semester for students who were not able to attend the class.
• Attend the Eagles Fair, and complete and submit the assignment to Moodle.
• Take a professional self-assessment FOCUS 2 in class. If the students need more information and/or further clarification they need to meet with a member of ELC.

Spring Semester

• Attend two B2B workshops during the semester.
• Meet with a representative of the ELC office.
• Pick up your agreement at the ELC office at the end of the semester. The verification log will be tracked via Moodle.
• Complete the first year with a 2.75 GPA.

Sophomore Year

Fall Semester

• Touch base with your Career Advisor to identify careers that align with your interests and goals and update resume.
• Each semester, attend two ELC workshops on networking and professional dress, including Eagles Fair.
• Join at least one student organization or sports team.

Spring Semester

• Complete a LinkedIn profile with the assistance of the ELC team.
• Become a mentee in the mentoring program.
• Eligible to enroll in the leadership course.
• Complete the year with a 3.0 GPA

Junior Year

Fall Semester

• Complete the required Element III course and service learning lab (SEU 300/310) in the first semester of junior year.
• In preparation for the internship placement, meet with the Internship Coordinator to utilize Big Interview and practice interview skills.
• Attend the Fall Eagles Fair to meet employers and submit your resume for internships.
• In conjunction with the Element IV General Education Capstone (SEU400) in which a capstone showcase ePortfolio is created that includes the formulation of a Purpose Statement, construction of a resume, and content about professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Furthermore:
   
  • Participate in the leadership workshop series, Seeking Success, which will include topics on: professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Participants must submit an application and a resume.
  • Cultivate leadership competencies, including public speaking and interview skills
  • Create a strong professional brand
  • Apply and articulate transferable skills to attain a position or job

Spring Semester

• Utilize SEU Connects to collect information on employers, internships/co-ops, fellowships and jobs.
• Obtain an internship placement for one semester and complete at least 90 hours.
• Begin the grad school application process if attending - go to workshops and standardized test strategy sessions.
• Complete the year with a 3.3 GPA.
• In conjunction with the Element IV General Education Capstone (SEU400) in which a capstone showcase ePortfolio is created that includes the formulation of a Purpose Statement, construction of a resume, and content about professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Furthermore:
   
  • Participate in the leadership workshop series, Seeking Success, which will include topics on: professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Participants must submit an application and a resume.
  • Cultivate leadership competencies, including public speaking and interview skills
  • Create a strong professional brand
  • Apply and articulate transferable skills to attain a position or job

Senior Year

Fall Semester

• Schedule twice-a-semester meetings with your Career Advisor to create a job search plan with goals and timelines.
• Refine your resume to include internships/co-ops, leadership roles, community service and more.
• Attend an ELC workshop on interviewing and professionalism.
• Attend the Eagles Fair to meet employers and submit your resume for jobs.
• In conjunction with the Element IV General Education Capstone (SEU400) in which a capstone showcase ePortfolio is created that includes the formulation of a Purpose Statement, construction of a resume, and content about professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Furthermore:
   
  • Participate in the leadership workshop series, Seeking Success, which will include topics on: professionalism, personal branding, public speaking, and career preparation. Participants must submit an application and a resume.
  • Cultivate leadership competencies, including public speaking and interview skills
  • Create a strong professional brand
  • Apply and articulate transferable skills to attain a position or job

Spring Semester

• Draft a cover letter that can be revised for various employers and job opportunities.
• Update your profile on SEU Connects and LinkedIn and actively apply for jobs.
• Complete the year with a 3.5 GPA.
• Evaluate and respond to job offers and graduate school acceptances.