The Career Center team is made up of nine professionals who serve several constituencies: All undergraduate students; graduate students in the Engineering, Counseling Psychology, Education, and Pastoral Ministries programs; and alumni. Each staff member brings several years of focused experience, dedication, and passion to his or her work with students and alumni.
As the Assistant Director for Employer Relations, Courtney manages the on-campus interview program and other employer-related events. Read the full profile »
Assistant Director, Liaison to the Schools of Business and Engineering
Dean graduated with a master's in counseling psychology from Santa Clara University. In addition to his training as a counselor, he has an MBA and over 13 years of business experience, including overseas assignments in China for a large multinational corporation, and 7 years as an executive with a successful Silicon Valley start up. Read the full profile »
Enzie Lagattuta has been Assistant Director for Experiential Education in the Career Center since 2000. He manages the Career Center's internship programming, the Co-op Program for engineering students, and experiential learning initiatives. Read the full profile »
Nancy has worked at Santa Clara University Career Center for eleven years and has been on campus for twelve years. She is responsible for supporting and assisting students, staff, and faculty and for the basic operations of the Career Center. Read the full profile »
Maureen has extensive experience spanning high tech and non-profit arenas. She has held senior training and learning development positions in high profile Bay Area companies, including creating and leading a company-wide Employee Development function. Read the full profile »
Elspeth has extensive experience in business in Silicon Valley, having worked as an executive as well as consultant to several companies. Read the full profile »
Assistant Director, Liaison to the School of Arts and Sciences
Elizabeth completed her undergraduate degree in Anthropology at SCU before returning to her alma mater in 2003 to support students in discerning their vocation - making life decisions according to their interests, values, and talents. Read the full profile »
