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The COB Closet, hosted by the Student Center for Professional Development (SCPD), once again demonstrated the power of community in helping students prepare for internships, interviews, career fairs, and first-time job opportunities. This semester's event was a tremendous success, serving 220 students in just 90 minutes. The overwhelming turnout highlighted…

The Student Center for Professional Development (SCPD) recently hosted its Junior Mentoring Program (JMP) Mixer, bringing together student mentees and mentors for an evening of networking, relationship-building, and professional development. The event provided students with the opportunity to participate in multiple rounds of structured networking designed…

The Student Center for Professional Development (SCPD) transformed its office into a Headshot Studio, helping students strengthen their personal brand and prepare for career opportunities. Over the course of the event, 81 students updated their LinkedIn profiles with new professional headshots. While students dressed professionally, even if only from the…

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Community Scholars (CS) Program concluded by welcoming Long Beach Polytechnic High School students for a full-day ����TV campus visit.

Junior Mentoring Program (JMP) Celebration, bringing together students to recognize a semester of growth and commitment.

As part of the College of Business (COB) month‑long COB Madness (March) celebration, the COB Closet once again stood out as a powerful reminder of how access to professional resources can meaningfully impact student confidence and career readiness.

2026 Academic year turned to a memorable close with its annual Corporate Mentoring Program (CMP) Awards Banquet, held on April 14 at the Anna W. Ngai Alumni Center. The evening gathered students, mentors, SCPD partners, and campus leaders to celebrate graduating mentees, recognize impactful mentorship, and reflect on a year of growth and connectio

On February 26, the Student Center for Professional Development (SCPD) hosted its Spring