Bearcat Promise Career Studio opens in TUC
Celebrate A&S Week in the Bearcat Promise Career Studio
The Bearcat Promise Career Studio, representing the next generation of career education services, is now open in the Tangeman University Center.
Offering students one-on-one career coaching, networking opportunities, job search assistance and more, the Career Studio supports the Bearcat Promise that every student will be career-ready when they graduate. The Career Studio, the latest example of UC’s commitment to preparing students for life after graduation, is one of five locations in which students can receive career coaching and access career resources (see below for list of locations).
The Bearcat Promise is a key component of Next Lives Here, the university's strategic direction.
Centrally located in the heart of UC’s main campus, TUC 310 (behind PNC Bank), the Bearcat Promise Career Studio offers walk-in appointments for all students between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The professional career coaching staff and student peer coaches are also available to support students and faculty through classroom presentations, connection with resources and more.
The official grand opening of the Bearcat Promise Career Studio will take place in January, but students can take advantage of resources now. Whether just getting started or ready to begin connecting with employers, students are encouraged to visit the Bearcat Promise Career Studio to begin preparing for what comes next.
A&S Week, Nov. 18-22
During the week of Nov. 18-22, all McMicken College of Arts & Sciences students, especially those graduating this December and May, are encouraged to visit the Bearcat Promise Career Studio to prepare. Each day, the career studio will offer something different — giveaways, professional headshots, resume reviews, workshops, and more. All students are welcome. Learn more.
Get a complete list of services, resources and programming offered through the Bearcat Promise Career Studio here.
Locations
Bearcat Promise Career Studio (2 locations)
- Main Location: TUC 310 (behind PNC Bank)
- Second location: 2925 Campus Green Dr., Room 211
Lindner College of Business Career Services
- Carl H. Lindner Hall Room 407
UC Clermont EXCITE Center
- Clermont Campus, McDonough Hall Room 100
UC Blue Ash Career Services
- Blue Ash Campus, Muntz Hall Room 123
Featured image at top: Ellie Bridges, Director, professional career coaching staff, and some of the student peer coaches at the Bearcat Promise Career Studio.
Get ready for life after graduation
The Bearcat Promise Career Studio helps prepare students for life after graduation. Centrally located in the heart of UC’s main campus, TUC 310 (behind PNC), the Bearcat Promise Career Studio offers walk-in appointments for all students on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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