Betty and B. Frank Matthews II ’49 Center for Career Development

No matter your major, upon graduation from ��, you will enter a world of possibilities.

You'll leave here equipped with a deep appreciation for learning, the ability to solve problems creatively, the confidence to meet challenges head-on and the desire to contribute to your community-both local and global.

The Betty and B. Frank Matthews II ’49 Center for Career Development (Matthews Center) is here to help you turn your academic knowledge into a real-world career with a variety of resources to help you secure graduate degrees, internships, fellowships and jobs.

Leveraging the �� network, the Matthews Center empowers students to assess and achieve their post-graduate goals. This is primarily gained through the foundational pillars that drive our services.

Handshake

The Matthews Center's internal job and internship posting system, Handshake, is your primary gateway to ��-specific career opportunities and resources. Handshake includes valuable tools and resources for students to utilize during the career management process.

Matthews Center Blog

See what our students and career counselors have to share—from first-hand experience to expert tips.

Career Advising

With in-depth assessments and advising, including virtual appointments and full-day walk-in hours with professional staff advisers (including staff specializing in athlete and international student opportunities), and a highly sophisticated suite of online resources, the Matthews Center is always accessible to support students and alumni as they explore, develop and launch their career journeys.

Matthews Center News

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Behind the Music Makers: Alums in the Industry Share Stories

In advance of the Indigo Girls concert at �� on April 26, their longtime manager, Russell Carter ’75, and three other alumni with deep ties to the music industry, Bertis Downs ’78, John Huie ’78 and Terry Hummel ’77, share some stories and advice about life in the business. Carter, Downs and Huie will visit �� April 25 to talk about their careers. Read more.