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Placement Of, and Types of Employment Obtained by Graduates John Brown University 2018-19 First Destination Survey Results Survey Administered by Raynisha Robinson, Report Prepared by Lynette Duncan, Director of Career Development Director of Institutional Research & Assessment February 21, 2020 TUG Quick Facts 96% of TUG Graduates landed* within 6 months of graduation *employed, in grad school, military, volunteering Response Rate: 94% Each respondent was counted only once 2 Introduction The JBU Career Development Center surveyed all prospective JBU graduates using the JBU First Destination Survey which reports future employment and education plans. This document summarizes the analysis of the survey given to December 2018, May 2019, and August 2019 graduates. The survey was administered to prospective graduates from JBU’s traditional undergraduate (TUG), online undergraduate (OLUG), and graduate (GR) programs. In 2018-19, there were 316 TUG graduates, 126 OLUG graduates, and 206 GR graduates. Employment/Grad School Rates 3 4 Detailed Post-Graduation Status TUG OLUG GR Percent of Percent of Percent of Post-Graduation Status Headcount Respondents Headcount Respondents Headcount Respondents Employed Full-Time 200 68% 57 73% 131 82% Employed Part-Time 28 9% 4 5% 8 5% Total Employed 228 77% 61 78% 139 87% Grad School* 75 25% 27 35% 12 8% Military 3 1% 0 0% 1 1% Volunteer 5 2% 0 0% 2 1% Year of Service 2 1% 0 0% 0 0% Total Landed (unduplicated 285 96% 74 95% 146 91% headcount)** Unemployed, searching 10 3% 3 4% 11 7% Unemployed, not searching 1 0% 1 1% 3 2% Total Number of Responses 296 78 160 Total Number of Graduates 316 126 206 Response Rate 94% 62% 78% *Respondents in grad school who were also employed were counted in both categories. ** “Total Landed” counts each graduate only once. 5 Internships Graduates were asked if they completed an internship prior to graduation. 6 Number of Jobs Applied For Graduates were asked “How many jobs have you applied for up this date?” If a graduate selected “None” but was already employed, they are shown as “Already Employed” on the chart. 7 Gross Salary Graduates were asked to indicate their gross salary range. Only graduates who reported Full-Time- Employment are included here. 8 Purpose for Completing Degree Graduates were asked to indicate their original purpose or purposes for completing their degree. 9 Meet Goals Employed graduates were asked to indicate whether or not their job met their goals for after-JBU- employment. 10 Career Assistance Students were asked if they received assistance from the Career Development Center, Professor in their major, faculty advisor, or “other”. They could select as many as apply. In addition to the self-reported CDC usage data, we used CDC records to determine if a student participated in a CDC event anytime from 2016-17 through 2018-19. 11 Handshake Usage Although not a part of the First Destination Survey, the Career Development Center collected usage statistics on Handshake. For this analysis, we analyzed Handshake usage by our 2018-19 graduates. Over half of TUG graduates logged into Handshake at least once, but only 25% completed a profile. Login and profile-creation rates were lower for GR and OLUG graduates. 12 Employers and Grad Schools Below is a list of employers and grad schools where respondents indicated they were working or attending graduate school. TUG 28 Springs Milestone Leadership 7Brew Coffee Missouri State University Abundant Life Christian School Montreat College - Asheville Action Inc Mutiny FX Advanced Technology Innovation Corporation Nabholz Construction Alternative Design Native American Reservation AppFolio, Inc NavMissions iEDGE Arkansas Colleges Of Health Education New Mexico United ARMI Contractors Northeastern State University Au Sable Institute Northwest Arkansas Children's Specialist Bank of Weston Northwest Medical Center, Bentonville Black & Veatch Novus Partners Boeing NWA Neurosurgery clinic Bolivar High School NWA Women’s Shelter Boston Public Schools Oak Grove Church Boys and Girls Club Omaha Public Schools Bridge Way Mexico OneMain Financial Broken Arrow Public Schools Onyx Coffee Lab Caddell Construction Outback Therapeutic Expeditions Camp War Eagle Potter's House Cape Fear Valley Hospital Pour Jons Cerner Providence Financial Services Charlotte Eagles Public School (School Social Behavioral Specialist) Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County Rausch Coleman Christian school Raytheon Clorox Roche Constructors Cogent Consultancy Rockhill Studios Community Reach Center Ryerson-Inside Sales Representative Creative Drive Santa Cruz Bible Church Crown College ScribeAmerica 13 Crystal Bridges Shoulder to Shoulder CV Outreach Siloam Springs Regional Hospital DaySpring SOAR Camp War Eagle Deaconess Pregnancy and Adoption Services South Florida Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab Delta Systems and Engineering Sports Quest Inc Denver Seminary Springdale School District Digital World Audio Visual (DWAV) Springfield Property Management, LLC DPS Springwoods Behavioral Health Ernst and Young St. John Health System Erwin Brothers Production Studio Stay-at-home-mom Express Employment Services Sunshine Montessori Factor110 Telus International Field Agent Textron Aviation First Liberty The Kraft Heinz Company First United Methodist Church The Other Side Academy Garmin Intl. Truman Medical Centers Halliburton Turner Construction Hark at the Center for Collaborative Care U C Health Heritage High School Union University HoganTaylor University Of Arkansas At Fayetteville Homeschool Spanish Academy University Of Arkansas At Monticello Hope Gardens University Of Arkansas For Medical Sciences Impressions Online Boutique University of Arkansas Law School Into the Light University Of Denver- Law Island Lake Camp University of Kansas J.B Hunt Transport, Inc University Of Kansas - Medical John Brown University University Of Missouri-Columbia Kansas City Scribes University of Texas in Dallas Kansas State University Wal-Mart Kharis Publishing Washington Regional Medical Center L3 Technologies Wayne Holden & Co. LKSD School District Webco Industries Local school West Plain Elementary School Lockheed Martin Wheaton Academy Lucinda Loya Interiors Wiggin & Dana Law Firm Management Events Willow Creek Women's Hospital 14 Mary & Martha Wonder of the Mountains Laboratory Mercy Hospital Rogers Yale University Microsoft Youthworks OLUG Alco Electronics International Intimates, Inc. Alliance Entertainment J.B Hunt Transport, Inc Appel Program, local school John Brown University Arvest Bank Kohl's Department Stores At Home Liberty University Baltz Chevrolet and Equipment Luther Rice College & Seminary Baptist-Health Fort Smith Magnet Cove School District Bare and Swett Insurance Agency Mercy Behavioral Health Ben Eddings Auto Group, Inc. NWA Children's Shelter Bost Inc Old Navy B-Unlimited Ozark Seamless Gutters LLC Butterfield Trail Village Pratt & Whitney Buzzi Unicem USA Private Tutor for Dyslexia Carpet One Sebastian County Clerk City of Fort Smith Self-Employed Colliers International Shared Services Center of Fort Smith Concordia University Portland Southern New Hampshire Covenant Church Springdale Benevolent Foundation Electra Sales Superior Senior Care Eurest Dining (Dba) Temecula Hills Christian Fellowship every Generation Ministries The City of Fort Smith Fort Smith Regional Airport Valiant Integrate Services George Elementary Veolia Energy H&E Equipment Services Village Insurance Harbor House Inc. Volvo Mack Ingersoll Rand Wal-Mart GR ABB, Inc. New Hope Counseling Services American Air Conditioning & Mechanical North Little Rock High School Arbor Road Church NWA Center for Sexual Assault ArcBest Ozark Guidance Center Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Prairie Grove School District Ministries 15 Arkansas Community Corrections Pressroom Bentonville Bayer Consumer Healthcare Procter and Gamble Beam Suntory Rightway Medical Bentonville Public Schools Rockline BNSF Logistics, LLC SAHO Animal Hospital Bridge way Hospital Silver Dollar City Foundation Camp War Eagle Sondra and Kyle Masters Family Centene Corporation St. Raphael Catholic Church Cerner Corporation Superior Senior Care Chairman's Foods Texas Connections Academy Chouteau Public Schools The Diamond Chain Company Classie Watson The Guidance Center Conway Christian School The Joshua Center Fellowship Bible Church The PAR Center Field Agent The Pointe Outpatient Behavioral Health George's Inc. Tractor Supply Co Georgia State University Transplace Gerdau Trinity Academy Groundwork Communications Tyndale University College & Seminary Hantover Inc Tyson Foods Harbor Recovery Systems United Healthcare/Chenal Family Therapy Harding University University of Arkansas At Little Rock Harps Food Stores, Inc University of Central Arkansas InstraCare North PHP/IOP Hospital University of Massachusetts At Amherst IRI US Air Force J.B Hunt Transport, Inc Valley Behavioral Health Jubilee Creative Studio Van Buren High School KWA Construction LP Verizon Liberty University Veteran Benefits Administration Life Strategies Counseling Inc. Viewpoint Counseling Center Lingle Middle School Walden University Los Angeles Football Club Wal-Mart Louis Dreyfus Company Washington CO. Masco Weimar Law Office Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance McCormick Center Mission Coalition Whittier College NEA Baptist Clinic Youth Home Inc, 16 Locations of TUG Graduates TUG Graduates reported taking jobs or attending graduate school in 21 states and 7 countries. 17 Contact Information Survey Administrator: Raynisha Robinson Director of Career Development John Brown University [email protected] 479.524.7282 Data Analyst Lynette Duncan Director of Institutional Research & Assessment John Brown University [email protected] 479.524.7225 18 .
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