Alumni: Career Advising
All Logger alumni are welcome to contact Career and Employment Services (CES) to inquire about their best next steps based on their career coaching needs.
Keep in mind:
CES advisors are best equipped to serve students who are pursuing part-time jobs, internships, and entry-level positions. Due to this expertise, CES may also be of service to recent alumni still in pursuit of entry-level roles. Start by perusing the Career and Skill Development resources available to Logger students.
Alumni with more professional experience may be better served by other career coaching services.
Local Career Resources
Engaged Pursuit: Career coaching practice of Logger alumnus Tom Perry ’98
Puget Sound Career Development Association
Allenmore Psychological Associates
Note: This list of professional resources is a list of options, but not an endorsement of any particular service.
Additional Resources
Designing Your Life, by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, 2016. Utilized in CES career classes, this book walks the reader through a design-focused career development process that helps to generate ideas and action steps.
The Muse: Excellent source of career advice and quips that is consistently adding new content.