Speaker: Rebecca Cook, Executive Director, Undergraduate Career Services
Hi everyone. Welcome to the Prebys Career Center. My name is Rebecca Cook and I am the Executive Director of Undergraduate Career Services. So when you think of Prebys, we want you to think of anything career. This includes internships, full-time, includes resume reviews, cover letter reviews, just figuring out what you want to be and how you want to get there. And we're here to help you through that entire process. We have a huge staff dedicated to help you, both professional staff and student peer coaches, that are all here and ready to help whenever you need it. We want you to feel comfortable coming into Prebys and not nervous. So we have a very welcoming staff, a very welcoming location, and lots of opportunities for you.
We have thousands of jobs posted on a regular basis. Some of these companies would be coming to campus to interview in a normal time. Right now, that's not happening and all these interviews are virtual. But we also have a lot of jobs that are posted off-campus. And what this means is, the companies come into our system, post opportunities for you to apply, and we can help you do that, as well.
We have a lot of networking nights and career fairs for you to network with companies and meet people and figure out what it is you want to do and how you want to get there. We're excited to have you here and we hope you come visit us often.
Speaker: Micah Jackson, Kelley Guide
Now here we have classroom 2075, one of the main lecture halls within Hodge Hall. Here, you have some of your main core Kelley class curriculums, such as financial and managerial accounting, introduction to finance, and business law. Additionally, the Kelley School of Business will host case competitions within this classroom or let student organizations book the classroom for meetings and events.
Speaker: Imiyah Weatherspoon, Kelley Guide
Looking back on my college experience, the one thing that elevates my learning in classes has always been my accessibility to professors. Kelley professors all have office hours and designated office space. This time is designated to best fit your needs for truly whatever you need, whether that's questions on the past lecture or future exams, or you simply want to learn more about your professors’ experiences.
For my business law course, my professor booked a classroom every single week specifically for office hours, and that room would be packed every time. From attending every single week and showing interest, I was offered an undergraduate assistant position.
Office hours are a gateway for closer access to professors and special opportunities such as scholarships, internships, and tutoring positions. Overall, Kelley faculty are large supporters of you. So it's important to maximize your relationships with them. These connections will last beyond your time here.
Speaker: Maggie Harrison, Kelley Guide
Welcome to Hodge Hall room 2030. In this office you will find the Kelley Institute for Social Impact (KISI), Kelley Office of Diversity Initiatives (KODI), Student Life including Kelley Student Government, and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.