Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

INDIVIDUAL CAREER COUNSELING
Individual appointments are available to students needing to discuss personal career
concerns, to have their resumes reviewed, and identify occupations that best match their
personal attributes and their major.
RESUME ASSISTANCE
Career Services offers resume assistance and resources to prepare students for their career
searches. From resume reviews to “how-to” workshops, our goal is to help students design a
resume that will get results.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS/CAREER FAIRS
Career Services offers a menu of workshop topics including resume development, job search
strategies, and interview preparation, as well as career seminars that focus on preparing
students and alumni for their job search and anticipated success in the marketplace. Topics
addressed include resume development, dining etiquette, and dressing for success.
Additionally, Career Services hosts semi-annual job fairs for students and alumni to connect
Victory University students with area employers.
STUDENTS RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES
VICTORY UNIVERSITY’S STATEMENT OF STUDENTS’ RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Victory University is a community of learners and believers who seek to respect the rights of
others and make responsible contributions to the mission and goals shared. In order to
establish an atmosphere of mutual respect and one that is conducive to both intellectual and
spiritual growth, all members of this community have both rights and responsibilities outlined
below and are expected to observe the University’s policies and procedures designed to
provide a positive, fair, and orderly structure in which to function.
STUDENT RIGHTS
Victory University seeks to maintain an environment where students have the following rights:
• Expression ‐ Students can freely examine and exchange diverse ideas in an orderly
manner inside and outside of the classroom.
• Freedom from Discrimination ‐ Students can expect to participate in all opportunities
afforded by the University without discrimination on the basis of gender, race, color,
national and ethnic origin, age, or physical or mental handicap.
• Safe Environment ‐ The University considers the physical well‐being of its members a
top priority. Therefore, students can function in their activities without unreasonable
concern for personal safety and security.
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