completion resources for student success

The Eccles School has a variety of offices and organizations to support Eccles students and to provide opportunities to enhance the Eccles Experience.

Many questions related to the Spring 2021 semester have been addressed in the Eccles Spring FAQ.

For a list of campus mental health resources, please see HERE.

Office of Student Engagement and Assessment (SEA)

Through this course and the various events and trainings put on by the Office of Student Engagement & Assessment (SEA), we want you to become completely prepared to perform in your education, your internships, and your future career. Utilizing the following framework, SEA will provide opportunities to assist you in your personal and professional development specifically in the following areas:

Knowledge building: by participating in these opportunities, you will acquire knowledge of crucial campus and Eccles School resources, programs, services, policies and opportunities.
Skill building: by participating in these opportunities, you will acquire knowledge, leadership, and professional skills applicable to the “doer” mentality.
Enhancing cultural competency: by participating in these opportunities, you will develop capacity to engage in empathetic global citizenship through critical inclusion-based opportunities and conversations.
Community building: by participating in these opportunities, you will develop a sense of belonging through relationship building, interpersonal growth, and civic engagement to impact your world.

Each event, training, and learning opportunity offered by SEA, BLinc., and Women in Business will be available here, and will be badged with the following icons to specify which developmental area is primarily associated with each opportunity.

Undergraduate Advising Services (UAS)

Undergraduate Advising Services is committed to supporting you in your educational journey and in achieving your academic and personal goals. Professional academic advisors, as well as peer advisors, partner with students to foster a deeper understanding of their academic programs and connect them with experiential opportunities to meet their goals and needs. The team can assist you with understanding degree requirements, choosing classes that match your interests and academic goals, connecting you to opportunities, navigating the U and its policies, understanding graduation requirements, and more. UAS is eager to help you navigate and enhance your undergraduate experience!

Schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor
Peer Advising Hours

Business Career Services (BCS)

Business Career Services' goal is to connect you to the world of internships and career opportunities. The team includes, Career Coaches, who can help you from career exploration to salary negotiation (and everything in-between), and Corporate Outreach, who manage a network of employers that are looking to hire students like you. In our office, we like to say “Come often, come early” because it’s never too soon to start investing in your future.

Virtual Career Coaching: meet with your Career Coach to create/edit your resume, practice your interviewing skills, explore different career paths, find an internship/job, build your strengths, and so much more.
Career Studio: Numerous employers are switching to online interviewing. Schedule an appointment with the Career Studio if you want support with the logistics of online professionalism. Reserved rooms are equipped with proper lighting, camera, sound, microphone, and backdrop.
Handshake: fill out your Career Interests profile to get targeted employment opportunities.

Office for Student Inclusion (OSI)

The Office for Student Inclusion (OSI) strives to cultivate an inclusive environment through the development of student and community-focused initiatives. They are committed to ensuring all forms of diversity are understood and valued. Visit the OSI team in SFEBB 3120 to connect, use the study space to catch up on homework, and meet with classmates or find a quiet moment in the reflection room.