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Invitation for CENG Faculty to Engage with Career Services During Fall Semester
Students working at tables in the distance with the engineering 192 building in the background
This past summer, Career Services restructured its liaison model for CENG:
  • Tammy Martin will continue to serve as CENG liaison to non-Noyce faculty and staff with a focus on senior project classes and supporting CENG students with change of major and evaluating and negotiating job offers.
  • Fabian Quintero will now serve as a co-CENG liaison with Tammy focusing on 1000- to 3000-level class support, supporting CENG clubs and any new CENG initiatives as well as supporting CENG students in appointments. Fabian served on our former Freshman Focus Team for the last two years.
  • Monica Contreras-Suarez will continue to serve as the Noyce School for Applied Computing liaison.
As you plan for fall semester, we wanted to invite you to engage with Career Services. We know you play a key role in helping students become career-ready with the NACE 8 career competencies and we want to help. Following are ways we can work together to help students prepare for their future careers:
  1. Invite us to speak in your classes on career-related topics that infuse the NACE core competencies in them. If we have already reached out to you about specific classes (e.g. senior project classes), you do not need to fill out the request form.
     
  2. Request access to our Canvas Career Education Modules to embed in your courses. We have five modules you can customize to your needs: networking, interviewing, discovering career possibilities, navigating your job/internship search and resume/cover letters. The modules have been recently updated with NACE-aligned learning outcomes and improved digital accessibility.
     
  3. Create your own resume or mock interview assignment for students using our Big Resume and Big Interview platforms. Big Resume gives immediate feedback on resumes in addition to Automated Tracking Systems (ATS) suggestions for specific jobs students are applying to. Big Interview has tutorial videos to learn more about interviewing plus a mock interview feature. Click here to request access and for detailed instructions on creating assignments.
     
  4. Refer students to our other online resources that help them in their career development.
     
  5. Do you know of any companies you would like us to invite to our career fairs? If so, please fill out this short form.
Please note: Solano Campus faculty will get an additional email directly from the Solano Career Services team.