The Spencer Center prepares graduates to be active, invested participants in improving their communities through volunteerism, advocacy, voting, and other efforts – this is what it means to be civically engaged.
The Spencer Center cultivates socially-responsible professionals through a range of programs including education on campus and active engagement off campus. We help students become more aware of social issues and civic problems, partnering with community members and organizations to provide hands-on opportunities for experiences that broaden student skills and capacity for effecting positive social change.
It takes a lot of time, patience, and courage to submit a job application, especially for a job you’re really excited about. But what happens when you receive a call or email from the job you thought you …
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College is more than just hitting the books; it’s a place to cultivate skills that will set you apart in the job market. If you are new on campus or returning to campus I implore you to get out into the mix and get involved. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by joining student organizations. These groups offer a wealth of benefits that can significantly enhance your appeal to potential employers.
By Christina Harris
Christina HarrisDirector of McCree Center for Life Success
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