Office of Personal and Career Development Records

RG55.1

WFU's Office of Personal and Career Development offers students tools and guidance in finding careers after college. Materials in this collection include annual reports, a financial assistance flier, handbooks, and a news article.

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Biographical and Historical Note

WFU's Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD) is a team of career coaches and staff that provide resources, opportunities, and information to students seeking assistance in navigating their career path after graduation. Founded in 2009, OPCD offers resources such as test-prep opportunities, workshops, classes, career fairs, and individual meetings. Staff consists of career coaches, operations and marketing professionals, employer relations staff, and mentors.

Collection Overview

These records document the work of the Office of Personal and Career Development. Materials in this collection include annual reports, a financial assistance flier, handbooks, and a New York Times article.

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Processed by Towne Moores, 2023
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This collection is open for researchers. 
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Preferred Citation
Office of Personal and Career Development Records (RG 55.1), Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, USA. 

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