Esmeralda serves as the Career Services Coordinator where she supports college students, alumni, and high school students in their career readiness journey through one-on-one advising with resumes/cover letters, business attire tips, interview preparation, customer service skills, etc.

With a strong background in career development, networking, and employer engagement, Esmeralda is dedicated to helping students navigate their career paths and achieve their professional goals.

Financial literacy refers to the knowledge, understanding, and skills necessary to manage personal finances effectively, making informed decisions about earning, saving, spending, investing, and borrowing money. Developing money skills empowers students to navigate complex financial situations, avoid debt, build wealth over time, and achieve long-term goals such as buying a home, funding education, or starting a business. By acquiring financial literacy, students can reduce stress related to finances, increase their confidence in making sound financial decisions, and cultivate healthy financial habits that will serve them well throughout their lives, setting them up for success and stability as they grow in their careers.

Play this interactive game to level up your financial skills

How Not to Suck at Money is a fun interactive Financial Literacy game for students to gain basic knowledge on all things Financial Literacy. This interactive game gives students an opportunity to explore different scenarios on financial literacy such as budgeting, building your credit score, managing credit cards, optimizing student loans and so much more!

Career Coach is an online tool that you can use to explore possible career paths, find academic programs that will set you on that path, and help you build your resume. Take the assessment today.

Manage Overall Community Operations including rent collections, enforcing community guidelines, posting violations, reporting crime, manage eviction process and overall cleanliness of the community.