Michael Tanney
“One of the most important skills I learned while at SPEA for my career is the ability to stay flexible. Employers will need you to be able to adjust to situations and be able to accomplish them efficiently.”
Our dedicated Career Education and Professional Advancement program at the Career Hub is here to help you plan a career path that will let you excel—from your first day at SPEA. We’ll work with you to develop the job search and networking skills you need to achieve your goals—identifying Career Communities based around your career interests, letting you explore a variety of career paths.
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95%
of SPEA undergraduate students go on to employment or continuing education upon receiving their bachelor's degree
67%
of SPEA graduate students earn a starting salary of over $50,000
Source: SPEA CDO 2015-16 Employment Outcomes Report
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“One of the most important skills I learned while at SPEA for my career is the ability to stay flexible. Employers will need you to be able to adjust to situations and be able to accomplish them efficiently.”
“One of the most important skills I learned while at SPEA for my career is the ability to stay flexible. Employers will need you to be able to adjust to situations and be able to accomplish them efficiently.”