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Have an Interview but No Suit?
If you’re in need of a little professional polishing, Charlie’s Career Closet at the Burr House can help (for free).
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A Journey from Hartford to Healing
Medical student Ruby Hawks is building a career rooted in patient connection and rural service after receiving training and mentorship through the Sanford School of Medicine.
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Rural Roots to Dentistry
Fueled by small-town values, University of South Dakota mentorship and support, Grant Budden is preparing to serve rural communities close to home.
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From Small Town to Big Impact
Find out how new experiences and unexpected connections shaped USD graduate Grace DuVall’s path, guiding her toward a career in public service.
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A Rural Student’s Path to Banking
Learn how alumna Cheriden Elgersma used TRIO Student Support Services and hands-on experience at USD to transform a part-time college job into a full-time career.
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Turning Rural Curiosity into Civic Leadership
Find out how 30 Under 30 Honoree and USD graduate Caleb Weiland has combined his education and work experience to make a meaningful impact across the state.
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The Best Jobs in America in 2025
These Top 25 careers can offer you financial stability and plenty of room for growth.
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Need to Clean Out Your Closet?
Donating your gently used professional or business-casual attire to Charlie’s Career Closet is an excellent way to support the next generation of leaders — helping them dress for success without the financial burden. Plus, there are three clothing drop options to make donating easy.
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How to Help Struggling Students
The approach of graduation can be a stressful time for students who will soon be entering the workforce. If you notice a student struggling, reference this guide of tips and tools.
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