Miami University Resources
Additional Career Resources at Miami University
Office of Career
Services:
241 Hoyt Hall
529-3831
- Assists in job and internship searches through a resume database system, maintains a library of magazines, books, and videos, and holds a career fair and on-campus interviews throughout the year.
- Provides individual and group counseling sessions to answer questions and provide information on topics like graduate schools, internships, resume preparation, job-searches, and interviewing.
College
of Arts and Science - Academic Advising Office:
146 Upham Hall
529-3031
- Provides academic advising for students in the College of Arts and Science as well as all undeclared students.
- Helps students understand the Miami Plan requirements
- Assists students to identify and learn about majors
or classes that are consistent with their
interests, experiences, goals, and background.
Other Divisional Advisors
All divisional advisors help students
plan their course schedule in order to ensure
that all requirements are fulfilled. Divisional advisors
explain different major and career options to
students. Below are a list of offices and contact numbers.
School of Engineering and Applied Science:
123 Kreger Hall; 529-4036
Richard
T. Farmer School of Business:
103 Laws Hall; 529-1712
School of Education and Allied Professions:
200 McGuffey Hall; 529-6418
School of Fine Arts:
212 Hiestand Hall; 529-2209
School of Interdisciplinary
Studies:
114 Peabody Hall; 529-2223
The Office of International Programs:
Langstroth Cottage
529-5628
- Provides information for students
about exchange programs and studying
abroad. Included in the information are answers
to questions about admission requirements, deadlines,
financial aid, etc.
Bernard
B. Rinella, Jr. Learning Center (RLC)
23 Campus Avenue Building
529-8741
- Provides a peer tutoring program to help clarify and understand course content, strengthen needed skills, and apply what is learned.
- A writing center is also available to help students with content, form, expression, and mechanics.
- Peer mentors assist in improving study techniques, set up study groups, and offer workshops.
- RLC also maintains an extensive program to assist students with learning disabilities.
The Office
of the Registrar:
110 Campus Avenue Building
529-8703
- assists students in obtaining DARS
reports, transcripts, graduation information,
and course lists.
handles paperwork dealing with adding or dropping courses and changing a student's campus address
assists with transferring credits.
Office
of Student Activities and Organization Leadership:
356 Shriver Center
529-2266
- Excellent source of information about activities and organizations that can help students in the career exploration process.
- Information about student organizations is also available on the Associated Student Government (ASG) web page.
Last Updated: 2-16-05
Contact: brownefr@muohio.edu
(513)529-4645