This advanced course is designed for students who have already completed an introductory career course or equivalent. Students will critically examine the concepts of happiness, success, and thriving and apply those concepts in a career planning context. Utilizing a strengths-based approach, students will increase their awareness and understanding of their unique talents and skills and develop a career plan that aligns with their strengths, aspirations, and core values.

Students will learn how to facilitate class conversations, learn theories of student development and social justice.

In this 1-credit seminar and internship experience, you will develop valuable professional, leadership, advocacy, interpersonal, and organizational skills and apply them to your work as a Diversity Fellow, promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion across SBS and helping first-generation and BIPOC students to navigate their undergraduate experience.

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This course is Part I of the SBS in DC Internship Program. It is designed to help prepare students by equipping them with critical knowledge, skills and awareness of professional and personal development tools to enhance their internship experience. It is required of students participating in the SBS in DC Internship program. The class will build upon the participant's academic fields of interest, professional goals and assist with community development of the SBS in DC cohort.

This course is for SBS who want to learn to teach their peers to be successful in college. Students assist a primary instructor in the teaching of a First Year Seminar that meets weekly throughout the semester. In addition, some assignments will occasionally require working with the FY students outside of class. Students in this class meet weekly in their own seminar where they discuss issues around classroom management, teaching techniques, and organizational skills, such as working with Moodle or another LMS.

This highly-participatory course will take a comprehensive and integrated approach to teaching students how to translate their academic, co-curricular, experiential, and work-related accomplishments into purposeful careers, service, and/or further study. Students will develop the core competencies of leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving, public speaking, written and verbal communication skills, and professional presentation. We will spend considerable time discussing the SBS Pathways philosophy and resources.

This highly-participatory course will take a comprehensive and integrated approach to teaching students how to translate their academic, co-curricular, experiential, and work-related accomplishments into purposeful careers, service, and/or further study. Students will develop the core competencies of leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving, public speaking, written and verbal communication skills, and professional presentation. We will spend considerable time discussing the SBS Pathways philosophy and resources.

This highly-participatory course will take a comprehensive and integrated approach to teaching students how to translate their academic, co-curricular, experiential, and work-related accomplishments into purposeful careers, service, and/or further study. Students will develop the core competencies of leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving, public speaking, written and verbal communication skills, and professional presentation. We will spend considerable time discussing the SBS Pathways philosophy and resources.

Advance your success as a college student! Through weekly workshops, presentations and assignments we focus on study and time management skills, understanding your own values and goals, building academic and self-care habits, and learning more about available campus resources.