SDACCC works together with employers and organizations to better prepare post-secondary graduates for a successful transition into the workforce through career events, conferences, and hosting employers and organizations to participate in panels with members, to discuss workforce issues or educate students.
Whether you are looking for a job or recruiting talent, SDACCC member schools are eager to help. Contact any of the institutions below to learn more.
Augustana University (IM)
Black Hills State University (IM)
Dakota State University (IM)
Dakota Wesleyan University (IM)
Lake Area Technical College (IM)
Mitchell Technical College (IM)
Mount Marty University (IM)
Northern State University (IM)
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (IM)
South Dakota State University (IM)
Southeast Technical College (IM)
University of Sioux Falls (IM)
University of South Dakota (IM)
Western Dakota Technical College (IM)
Objective:
The goal of South Dakota Association of College Career Centers (SDACCC) is to serve as a connection between employers and post-secondary graduates.
SDACCC members include nearly all colleges, universities, and technical schools in South Dakota.
Benefits:
Professional Development
Leadership Opportunities
Employment Postings
Employer Relations
Networking
Service:
In order to operate in a manner which benefits students and their future employers, SDACCC depends upon representatives from member organizations to be actively involved in the projects of SDACCC.
Most professional development expenses are covered by member’s service to the organization, making the organization very affordable.
If there is inactivity or limited activity on the part of a member institution, meeting reimbursement and/or membership may be reduced, or denied.
Professional Development Grant:
The Legacy Professional Development Grant was established to provide financial support to current members of the South Dakota Association of College Career Centers (SDACCC) as they pursue professional development activities.