2. What We Know About Our Students
They are not as decided as they present.
They are looking for connections, a network.
Many are living to build a resume instead of
living their lives.
3.
4.
5. Career Pathways Model
⢠Occupational
Engagement
(Decide &
Commit)
⢠Immersive
Work-based
Learning
(Act)
â˘
Shadowing
(Explore)
â˘
Introduction
(Discover)
Career
Connections
Spartan
Externship
Program
Internships
Practicum
Program
6. A Call to Action
Value Proposition: Is college worth it?
CWRU: A&S Group Recommendations
Student Expectations: Transformational v. transactional
CWRU: Provostâs Commission on Undergraduate
Education (PCUE)
Evolution of career services, from âplacementâ to connections
CWRU: External Review of the Career Center
7. What is the Goal?
âFrom the minute you set foot on
campus at CWRU, there is a system to
help you think through goals and
determine how your education leads to
those goals. No matter what your
interests, someone is here to coach and
mentor you.â
Barbara Snyder, President CWRU
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78 78
80 81 81 81
50
60
70
80
90
100
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
%Graduated
Year Published
(average of three yearsâ entering classesâe.g. 2017 is based on 2007-2010)
CWRU Six-Year Graduation Rate
Tied for
50th of
top 50
in US
News
Where We Are Today
9. Where We Are Today
92
91
92 92 92
93 93 93 93
90
91
92
93
94
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
%Retained
Year
(average of three yearsâ entering classesâ2017 is for 2012-2015)
CWRU First-to-Second-Year Retention
10. Where We Are Today
First-Year
Experience
Ugrad
Advising
Career
Center
SAGES
Faculty
Advisors
Co-ops &
Internships
11. Student Success Initiative
Prerequisites:
⢠Integrate academic and career advising
⢠Leverage existing resources
⢠Focus services around student interest areas
⢠Differentiate services and advising based on student needs
⢠Require in-depth training of all advisors
⢠Promote informed referrals
⢠Cultivate long-term relationships