The Office of the Vice President for Community Affairs believes that the University’s responsibility does not end at the graduation ceremony. Graduates adaptation to, and success in the labor market is a very important aspect of student training. Furthermore, graduates are an important asset in providing feedback for student development.

They can serve as indicators for our teaching effectiveness and provide feedback for modifying our techniques to match the market’s needs. Successful graduates can serve as a role model for existing students and help advise them on how to be successful after graduation. Successful graduates can use the University as a resource for recruiting, while less lucky graduates can benefit from job opportunities and employment workshops conducted at the University.