Q. What kind of help can the Career and Volunteer Service Center offer me?

Q. I know the general direction I want to take in regard with a Career. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me to narrow down the possibilities?

Q. I am returning to College to change my career. Can the Career and Volunteer Service Center provide me with assistance on a new careers I am considering?

Q. I am interested in transferring to another College. Is there any information available about other schools?

Q. Is the College of Eastern Utah Career and Volunteer Service Center only available to current students?

Q. Are there any fees associated with Career and Volunteer Service Center Services?

Q. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me find a job while I am attending College?

Q. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me after I finish my degree or certificate programs at CEU?

Q. I have a job now while I am attending school. Is there a way to get credit for my work experience?

Q. How do I post a job for students with the Student Employment Office?

Q. What kind of information does the Career and Volunteer Service Center need to help me find a job or to get registered for work?

Q. Can a student get credit for volunteer service?

Q. What kind of help can the Career and Volunteer Service Center offer me?

A. The Career and Volunteer Service Center can assists students and members of the community in choosing a career, developing career plans and making career changes. Resources include a comprehensive career library with audio-visual materials, workshops and seminars, the opportunity to have one-on-one interviews with the career counselor and employers, take personality and aptitude assessments, assistance with resumes and cover letter preparation, computer lab, and career oriented handouts.

Q. I know the general direction I want to take in regard with a Career. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me to narrow down the possibilities?

A. The Career and Volunteer Service Center can offer assistance in making career decisions based on individual counseling, self assessment testing, computer assisted guidance counseling, and formalized personality and skills testing.

Q. I am returning to College to change my career. Can the Career and Volunteer Service Center provide me with assistance on a new careers I am considering?

A. The Career and Volunteer Service Center has a Resource Library with information on all careers and occupations. Also available as a resource are two computer assisted programs SIGGI and CHOICES. Individual counseling is also available.

Q. I am interested in transferring to another College. Is there any information available about other schools?

A. The Career and Volunteer Service Center Resource Library maintains an up-to-date listing of College and University catalogs from Utah as well as the Western United States. Information can also be accessed through CHOICES or SIGGI computer programs.

Q. Is the College of Eastern Utah Career and Volunteer Service Center only available to current students?

A. No, the Career and Volunteer Service Center is open to all students, alumni, faculty, employers, and the general public. Individual appointments are not required but are preferred. Call the Career and Volunteer Service Center at (435) 613-5284.

Q. Are there any fees associated with Career and Volunteer Service Center Services?

A. There are no charges for the services provided to anyone through the Career and Volunteer Service Center. There maybe some charges for taking the Career Assessment Tests through the College Testing Center.

Q. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me find a job while I am attending College?

A. The Student Employment Office located in the Career and Volunteer Service Center maintains job listings in the Center. The Center lists temporary, part-time employment opportunities for students, many of which offer flexible schedules to accommodate classes. Each of these jobs is also listed on the Student Employment Page. Other part-time jobs are listed through the Utah State Department of Workforce Services web page at http://jobs.utah.gov. Contact Kathy Murray in the Career Center at (435) 613-5284 for more information.

Q. How can the Career and Volunteer Service Center help me after I finish my degree or certificate programs at CEU?

A. The Career Employment Services Office within the Career and Volunteer Service Center maintains a listing of nationwide job openings and career opportunities for access by students and alumni. Additional information is available by accessing the employment links.

Q. I have a job now while I am attending school. Is there a way to get credit for my work experience?

A. Through the Cooperative Education and Internship program, students may receive college academic credit for their work experience based on the completion of structured learning objectives. For more information, contact Kathy Murray in the Career and Volunteer Service Center at (435) 613-5284.

Q. How do I post a job for students with the Student Employment Office?

A. Contact Kathy Murray, Career and Volunteer Service Center Director, (435) 613-5284, with the following information about the job: Job Title, Job description, job requirements, salary, working hours and how to apply. The job listing can be posted at the Career and Volunteer Service Center and can also be posted with the Department of Workforce Services.

Q. What kind of information does the Career and Volunteer Service Center need to help me find a job or to get registered for work?

A. Students seeking employment may register with the Career and Volunteer Service Center Office to assist them in finding employment. Registration for employment assists the counselor in finding employment that matches their experience, skills, and aptitude. Basic Registration information needed is Name, Social Security Number, Local Address, Phone Number, and Date of Birth.

Q. Can a student get credit for volunteer service?

A. Students can receive credit for volunteer service in the community if enrolled in a Recreational Service Learning Class. They may receive Service Scholar Honors at graduation for service of 200 hours and 6 credit hours of service learning. A student may receive a $1,000.00 educational award from the corporation for national and community service. for volunteering 300 hours during a years time. For information on these awards please contact the Career and Volunteer Service Center Office.