Stephenson, Susan Jannette
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| Title: | Counselor - Career Development Center |
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| Email: | sue.stephenson@uvu.edu |
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Director, Projects With Industry
Career Counselor/Manager, Science and Health
Sue Stephenson is the Director of Disability Employment-Projects with Industry, and is also a Career Employment counselor with Career Services & Student Employment (CSSE) serving as liaison between CSSE and the School of Science & Health, graduate services, alumni employment services, and the Accessibility Services Department.
Sue has earned a teaching certificate and has taught in the high school as well as at UVSC, teaching College Success, and Career & Major Exploration classes. She also taught Social Dance classes at Brigham Young University. She has a Work-based Learning Coordinator certificate and has served as the School-to-Work specialist in the high school setting.
She has earned her Masters degree from BYU, and is a professional resume writer and professional interview coach. Sue loves helping students link their education to their employment, and empowering students through knowledge and applied skills.
Career Counselor/Manager, Science and Health
Sue Stephenson is the Director of Disability Employment-Projects with Industry, and is also a Career Employment counselor with Career Services & Student Employment (CSSE) serving as liaison between CSSE and the School of Science & Health, graduate services, alumni employment services, and the Accessibility Services Department.
Sue has earned a teaching certificate and has taught in the high school as well as at UVSC, teaching College Success, and Career & Major Exploration classes. She also taught Social Dance classes at Brigham Young University. She has a Work-based Learning Coordinator certificate and has served as the School-to-Work specialist in the high school setting.
She has earned her Masters degree from BYU, and is a professional resume writer and professional interview coach. Sue loves helping students link their education to their employment, and empowering students through knowledge and applied skills.