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Inspire Engage Share RECRUITING OPPORTUNITIES CENTER FOR STUDENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Meet UTSA’s Business Students Engage Share Inspire Connecting Employers with UTSA’s Business Students and Transforming Energetic Talent Into Tomorrow’s Business Leaders WELWelcome to the UTSA College of BusinessCOME Center for Student Professional Empowering Development (CSPD), the best place for employers to meet and recruit top business Internship students. The mission of the CSPD is to transform our 6,000 undergraduate Pipelines Internships change the business students into business professionals, support the career development academic and professional of more than 850 master’s students and help employers build pipelines to grow lives of UTSA’s business students, and the CSPD their future business talent. is dedicated to providing resources and tools to The CSPD offers more than 100 professional development and recruiting events encourage students to pursue internships. The each academic year for students to develop a strong portfolio of skills for career CSPD provides ongoing readiness and give them a competitive edge in launching their careers. Employers events and professional development coaching to participate in many of these events by serving as corporate coaches, hosting industry connect employers with panels and participating in a variety of networking receptions. In addition to the students ready to intern. Virtual and in-person visits CSPD’s full calendar of events, we assist employers in tailoring specialized events to corporate offices are to meet and hire potential student candidates for internships or full-time career offered each semester as well as opportunities for opportunities. companies to host their own conversations and information To inquire about our services and how we can best assist you in fulfilling sessions on campus or virtually. The CSPD also your recruiting objectives, please contact our associate director of employer markets current internships relations, [email protected]. through direct email campaigns and the Internship Insider, a bi-weekly newsletter. Business TOP 5 UNDERGRADUATE IN TEXAS Direct Ways to Connect with Business Students Career Action Program (CAP) • Career and Internship Information Sessions Recruiting and Interviewing Events • Table Recruiting in the Business Building Internship Week: Fall and Spring Semesters • On-Campus Interviews in the College’s EY Leadership Suites Leadership Conversations with high-achieving students • Company Tours Speaking Engagements with one or more • Graduate Recruitment and Networking Opportunities of our professional student organizations Degree Programs CAP is Our 6,000 Signature Program Undergraduate UNDERGRADUATE Employers have access to top-notch talent in the UTSA Accounting College of Business when they volunteer at the Career STUDENTS Actuarial Science Business Action Program (CAP), the CSPD’s signature professional Business Analytics # development program for business students. Known as Cyber Security 1 CAP coaches, these volunteers are CAP’s secret component, UNDERGRADUATE Economics HISPANIC-SERVING who give our business students a competitive edge when Finance BUSINESS SCHOOL entering the marketplace. 850 Information Systems Several CAP conferences are held each semester, GRADUATE STUDENTS Management with more than 160 students participating. Each Management Science conference offers sessions on four key professional Marketing development skills—LinkedIn, Mock Interview, Real Estate Finance and Development Speed Networking and Alumni Advice. Statistics and Data Science More than 1,600 students will participate in CAP throughout the academic year to hone their professional Graduate development skills. MBA Executive MBA In support of UTSA President Taylor Eighmy’s college MBA/MD to career initiative, CAP provides hands-on experiential MBA/Master of Public Health learning to meet professional development objectives. Master of Accountancy Each semester, more than 100 corporate volunteers MS Business from the regional business community participate in MS Data Analytics the CAP conferences, where they motivate, coach and MA Economics mentor our business students, while meeting potential Business Data Analysis and talent for internships and full-time opportunities in small Forecasting Concentration group settings. Financial Economics Concentration MS Finance Real Estate Concentration MS Information Technology About UTSA CSPD Cyber Security Concentration MS Management of Technology With more than 32,000 students, UTSA is a public Leadership urban-serving university in the San Antonio metropolitan MS Statistics and Data Science area. UTSA advances knowledge through research and Team PhD discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement Aimee Laun and public service. Director UTSA embraces multicultural traditions and serves as Julio Ramos a center for intellectual and creative resources as well Associate Director, as a catalyst for socioeconomic development and the Student Engagement commercialization of intellectual property—for Texas, the nation and the world. The College of Business is Nancy Scott Jones located on UTSA’s Main Campus in northwest San Antonio, Associate Director, at the beginning of the famous Texas Hill Country. Employer Relations The UTSA College of Business is one of the 40 largest Leticia Garcia business schools in the nation with more than Assistant Director, 36,750 alumni graduates. Internships Danielle Gawronski UTSA was named the #1 ranked cyber security Assistant Director, program in the country according to a national Career Development survey conducted by the Ponemon Institute. Careers Begin With Internships New students in the College of Business (COB) quickly learn to embrace a culture that encourages and promotes internships. The CSPD offers numerous experiential learning events, including the Career Action Program (CAP), which prepares students to thrive in internships, and in turn paves the way to securing employment and launching their career paths. Iman Lalani Nyasha Chitakure BBA Cyber Security & BBA Finance '20 Information Systems '20 “ The CSPD’s Career Action Program “ The COB put a lot of emphasis on taught me how to curate my elevator getting an internship, and it drove speech, which in turn allowed me to me to start interning early. I had three effectively ‘sell myself’ and be more internships in my college career confident in what I have because of it.” to offer.” Internships: Internships: GRADUATE STUDENT Frost Bank, User Experience Intern Argo Group, Financial Analyst Intern Charles Schwab, San Francisco; City of San Antonio Fire Department, Digital Services Intern Fiscal Services Intern Tyler Werland Full-time Offer: The Green Lab, Accounting Intern MS Data Analytics '20 Charles Schwab, Austin post-graduation Tyler Werland’s yearlong internship with Spurs Sports & Entertainment included serving in HR’s organizational development department as well as the Spurs Sports & Entertainment University (SSEU). Working with the San Antonio Spurs exposed Tyler to a new industry and gave him opportunities to expand his experience Internships Offer as an HR trainer and to share his data analytics skills by helping senior leaders make decisions. One of his internship highlights was leading a series of technology trainings that were rolled out Professional and to the executive leadership team and then the entire organization during COVID-19. Personal Growth “CAP gave me confidence by helping improve my elevator speech and practice interviewing which led to my first-ever internship with H-E-B,” Tyler says. While completing his undergraduate degree in business administration, Tyler held four internships and credits the CSPD’s focus on professional development events for preparing him for his internships. Tyler plans to pursue a career in human resources, training & development, people analytics or instructional design after receiving his MSDA. Internships: Christopher A. 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