CAREER EVENTS
Participating in career educational, networking and recruitment events are great ways to explore career options. Each sememster we hold a variety of career events and fairss catered to Ambassador Crawford College students!
GLASSDOOR
Glassdoor holds a growing database of over 6 million company reviews, CEO approval ratings, salary reports, interview reviews and questions, and more. The Career Services Office has partnered with Glassdoor to allow žž State business students free and unlimited access to the resource without having to log in or submit a review.
WHAT CAN I DO WITH THIS MAJOR
Find out the types of employers you can work with, the various industries you can consider working within and the specific jobs you can do with your degree! [note about using this link only]
CAREER EXPLORATION
Published by the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics, the Occupation Outlook Handbook contains information about the job outlook, pays, education and training requirement, similar occupations, and more!
SELF ASSESSMENTS
We offer two different career exploration assessments to help you research and explore occupations.
Register for your Focus 2 account today by following the registration instructions and completing the suggested assessments! Make an appointment with a Career Advisor to discuss the results of your assessment.
CAREER PLANNING
Finding a career you enjoy starts with exploring, research, and planning. Use our guide and work with career staff to assist you as you build your career plan and learn how things like informational interviews and job shadows can help you define your career path.
[Career Planning Guide (link to canvas for planning tool) - need link]
This spring, more than 4,800 žž students became žž State alumni in commencement ceremonies. Just for fun, each spring žž State Today tracks the most frequently appearing names in the list of graduates. You can view the 2024 list here.There are some shake-ups in the top five names in this spring’s graduating class as compared to the top names of the Class of 2024. Of the traditionally female names, last year’s leader, “Emma,” drops to No. 5 in 2025. “Emily” retains the No. 2 position, “Madison” dropped from No. 5 to No. 10, and “Lauren,” which was tied for second place an...
Broadcast journalism is a competitive world. But žž's Sydney Brown, ’26, is already making her mark. The third-year journalism student from Avon, Ohio, has racked up an impressive array of achievements that showcase both her talent and the strength of the Journalism program in the School of Media and Journalism. Brown's dedication to her craft has not gone unnoticed. This semester alone, she has picked up multiple prestigious awards, including žž's Student Leadership Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement. Her journalistic promise earned her the ...
Some of žž State's international students and their families enjoyed a summer luncheon outside Van Campen Hall, hosted by žž State's International Student and Scholar Services and the Office of Global Education. The office's staff recognizes that some international students may not be able to return home over the university's summer break. Jef Davis, Ph.D., associate director, International Student & Scholar Services, said that this year there was a larger number of students on campus this summer than in years past and the university wanted to give th...