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Why Isn’t Anyone Calling Me?

February 25, 2025

By Anthony Holmes

Career services professionals must prioritize teaching students how to build social capital and cultivate ties within their chosen career fields. Read more.

Ensuring Data Are Protected, Results Are Accurate Keys for Maximizing AI Use

February 24, 2025

Among the main reasons why career center staff are not using AI with students are concerns about the technology collecting students’ personal data. Read more.

USC’s Career Connections Maximizes Impact of Networking Events

February 10, 2025

Networking is a valuable tool for students that offers both career exploration and access to opportunities, particularly in a competitive job market. To get the most out of its networking events, USC Viterbi School of Engineering Career Connections has taken them through several iterations to reach their current format. Read more.

AI in Career Services: Getting Started

There are two primary reasons that career centers might lack confidence in using AI in their work: speed and ethics. Read more.

FERPA Primer: The Basics and Beyond

Career services professionals should know the key points of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and how they can ensure their institutions are in compliance with FERPA’s requirements. Read more.

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DATA BITES

35.1%

Percent of institutions that offer stipends for low- or underpaid internships

45%

Percent of institutions that collect demographic usage data

29%

Percent of institutions that have implemented career readiness competencies institution-wide

20%

Percent of career centers experiencing a change in reporting structure over the past year
2022-23 Career Services Benchmarks Report

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