ABUS 3051
About This Course
This is a two-credit upper-division elective course that prepares students for the transition from college to full-time employment or an internship, or to make a career change. It is appropriate for any student who is interested in gaining practical knowledge about career planning and job search skills and exploring career paths and options.
Instructors
MA, leadership and BA, human services, Concordia University
Carol Klempka is currently the program chair of the B.A. Business Program at Concordia University. She has been working in higher education and teaching online since 1998 and has developed leadership curricula focusing on process, ethics, strategies, and execution. Ms. Klempka has had the opportunity to help adult learners hone their skills and discover their leadership potential.
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MA, counseling and psychological services, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota; BA, child psychology, University of Minnesota
Alyssa has been working at the U since 2011 in various roles as an instructor, career counselor, and academic advisor. She enjoys assisting students to develop skills and confidence that they can take forward into their professional lives.
- ABUS 3051 − Career Skills in the Professional Environment for Juniors and Seniors