Our dedicated academic advisors are available for students who need assistance with:
For more details on these services students can visit the Student Success Blackboard page or contact Student Success.
Absences will be monitored. It is the student’s responsibility to contact their instructor, Student Success Coordinator or an Academic Administrator when the student is absent, tardy, or anticipating an absence. A conference with the Campus President may be required due to continued absences. It may be necessary for a student to repeat a course due to absences.
It is the sole responsibility of each student to register and display their parking permits and to park only in the designated student parking areas.
ID’s must be visible at all times while you are anywhere on the Hallmark University property. Please remember badges and lanyards need to be visible above the waist area.
Career Services supports the professional development of each student through various workshops, small group sessions and one-on-one advising appointments designed to ensure the development of strong resume writing skills, as well as interviewing and networking competencies needed to aid in the transition from active student to highly qualified professional.
Mandatory workshop and topics introduced include:
These workshops are scheduled throughout the enrollment but are available during specific times within specific programs. All students, regardless of career path, must attend these workshops and complete detailed exit procedures prior to qualifying for graduation.
Daily, our Career Services team diligently works with industry leaders to assist the student in securing employment after they graduate with a department goal of 90% placement within 90 days after graduation.
Students receive job search assistance, resume writing services and other support services to prepare them for their career. Students and alumni are eligible for assistance from the moment they step on to campus and will remain eligible for continued assistance after graduation.
College of Aeronautics • School of Business
Kimberly Cadena
Career Services Advisor
KCadena@HallmarkUniversity.edu
O: 210-969-7632
M: 512-798-3818
School of I.T. • School of Nursing
Lanae Miller
Career Services Advisor
LMiller@HallmarkUniversity.edu
O: 210-969-7591
M: 210-504-6120
Damita Nunally
Director of Career Services & Industry Relations
DNunally@HallmarkUniversity.edu
O: 210-969-7550
M: 210-685-6475
Student Ambassadors represent the school as volunteers at various functions and events, demonstrating a willingness to serve their community by being true ambassadors of Hallmark.
Events that they have participated in include:
President’s Council is a select group of students that have been selected and approved by faculty to represent their classmates to present questions and address concerns directly to the President of the university in meetings held every term. The feedback of the President’s Council helps to improve Hallmark based on what each cohort needs in order to succeed at Hallmark University.
The Student Veterans Organization is a support organization for those that have served in our nation’s military. Within this organization, they can find friendships and camaraderie, support, resources, and advocacy if needed in order to make sure that they succeed during their time as a Hallmark student.
Student Support
Bianca Rodriguez
210-969-7696
BRodriguez@HallmarkUniversity.edu
