Webinar

From Growing Engagement to Driving Outcomes: What’s Next for Career Services in the Age of AI

Join us on March 12 to explore how institutions can increase career engagement, measure it consistently, and connect it to student outcomes in the age of AI.

Portrait of Ashley Safranski
David Kozhuk
Guests
Ashley Safranski, David Kozhuk

AI is reshaping how students explore careers. Answers are instant, expectations are higher, and exploration increasingly starts with a search box. Yet most AI tools lack institution-specific context and don’t connect students to the rich resources career services teams work hard to build.

As student expectations evolve, institutions have an opportunity to increase engagement by making their career content more discoverable, accessible, and personalized. In a recent article, The Content Imperative: Why Career Services Can’t Afford to Think Small in the Age of AI, we explored how this shift is raising the bar for discoverability and why a strong content ecosystem matters more than ever.

But growing engagement is just the first step.

Many institutions face a persistent challenge: engagement is difficult to track and measure consistently. Activity lives across events, job boards, content, and digital tools. It’s hard to see who is engaging, who isn’t, and how different types of engagement influence student outcomes.

At the same time, the data continues to show that when students engage early and often, outcomes improve. Higher persistence. Stronger post-graduate results. Clearer institutional value. To act on that insight, institutions need a clearer way to increase engagement, measure it consistently, and connect it to outcomes.

That progression from engagement, to measurement, to outcomes is shaping the next phase of uConnect’s Virtual Career Center (VCC).

In this webinar, we’ll share how uConnect is evolving the VCC to help institutions:

  • Increase engagement through smarter, AI-powered discovery grounded in institutional content
  • Measure engagement consistently across the entire student population
  • Connect engagement trends more directly to outcomes and institutional ROI

You’ll get an inside look at what we’re building and why we believe career engagement is one of the most actionable leading indicators institutions can influence.

If you’re thinking about how AI is changing student expectations, and how career services teams can respond strategically, this webinar will provide both the context and a clear vision for what’s ahead.

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Register to join us on March 12

About our guests

  • Portrait of Ashley Safranski

    Ashley Safranski

    Chief Marketing Officer
    uConnect
  • David Kozhuk

    David Kozhuk

    Founder and CEO
    uConnect