Using proper pronouns, including gender-neutral pronouns when you don’t know people’s pronouns, is important for creating an inclusive culture at work.
But while there’s a growing awareness of the need to use gender-neutral pronouns in the workplace-driven, in part, by …
In today’s professional part of the world, it is extremely important for companies and workplaces to form welcoming and open spaces for all to feel comfortable in order for workers to thrive. For the LGBTQ+ community, being themselves can be …
Melody Kosbab (Public Policy & Political Science Major) and Emma Seehafer (History & English) are St. Catherine University Students who have worked as Career Assistants in the Career Development Center since their freshman year. They are both graduating in Fall …
Career Services tracks career outcomes on an annual basis through a survey known as First Destination. This data refers to the post-graduation status of students within six months of graduation and provides a snapshot view of the success undergraduates obtain.
This chart displays the post-graduation outcomes of St. Catherine University students, showing the percentage of graduates who are employed full-time, employed part-time, continuing their education, seeking employment, or engaged in other activities such as volunteer service or fellowship programs.
This chart highlights the organizations that hired the most St. Catherine University graduates, showcasing the companies and institutions that most frequently recruit from St. Kate's.
This chart presents the typical starting salary for recent graduates, reflected by the mean (average) and median (middle value) of reported earnings.
This chart shows the distribution of employed graduates across various industries, such as healthcare, education, business, nonprofit, and government, illustrating the breadth of career paths St. Kate's graduates pursue.
This chart breaks down the types of roles and job functions graduates hold, such as management, research, administration, or direct service, providing a clearer picture of the kinds of work graduates are doing day-to-day.
This map visualizes where St. Catherine University graduates are working across the United States, showing geographic concentration by state and region.
Check out the graduate and professional schools most frequently attended by St. Catherine University graduates who continued their education after completing their undergraduate degree.
This chart shows the distribution of degree types pursued by St. Kate's graduates, such as master's degrees, doctoral programs, law degrees, or medical degrees.
This chart identifies the most common fields of study pursued by St. Kate's graduates, reflecting how undergraduate preparation connects to post-graduation career success.
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