About The Clinic - The Professional Coaching Clinic (PCC) is a program where business students will be paired with a personal coach who has significant experience working and coaching in professional business environments. Each student will meet regularly with his/her coach throughout the semester to explore his/her professional strengths and weaknesses and to develop and carry out an action plan designed by leading business professionals and will have other opportunities to develop their professional networks.
The PCC Opportunity is available to only 16 upper level students in fall and spring semesters. Students must apply for the opportunity to participate. Please review the criteria for eligibility in the PCC application.
Click here for the application.
Benefits to students include:
- Receive on-on-one attention to improve your professionalism by identifying your strengths, weaknesses, competencies, interests, and personal and professional aspirations.
- Gain insights regarding your intended career path through self-assessment and reflection, as well as feedback from experienced professionals.
- Build your professional network.
- Prepare to succeed in your job and your career by completing assignments catered to your field of study.
- Assemble your Professional Portfolio
- Earn 1 credit, substituting BUS 302/BGEN 302--Career Perspectives.
- True engagement in the concept of professionalism and an eagerness to improve your self-awareness and professional skills through one-one-one coaching sessions.
- Ability to meet Mondays, 3:10-4:00 p.m. periodically throughout the semester.
- Ability to participate in 2 select master meetings that may cover 2 hours on a Monday.
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Interested? Please complete the attached application and submit to the Bracken Center, 457 Reid Hall, or e-mail to anna.hernandez@montana.edu. Questions? Please contact Anna Hernandez, 313 Reid Hall, 994-2083, anna.hernandez@montana.edu.
