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Donor drives students’ success at USCA
The Enterprise Mobility Foundation™ recently invested $10,000 in Pacers’ success, awarding a grant to USCA’s Office of Career Services that will be used to spruce up the hub of students’ workforce development and create innovative new programs.
“Supporting the USC Aiken Career Services Center allows us to uplift emerging talent, strengthen local career pathways, and continue building a workforce rooted in excellence, opportunity, and upward mobility. It’s a partnership we value deeply — and one we’re proud to continue investing in,” said Chelsey Roulier, Enterprise Mobility Group Talent Acquisition Manager.
The grant not only allows more professional development services for students, but it has also resulted in physical improvements to the career services office.
“As a small office with a limited budget, we are extremely grateful for the support. Our current student work counter, where students can utilize computers and other career services resources, was only possible because of this grant,” said Corey Feraldi, director of USCA’s Office of Career Services.
Career Services connects students with employers for internships or permanent jobs; assists with resume writing; conducts mock interviews; and offers career counseling. Additional programs like job fairs, career panels, the Leadership USCA program, and the College To Career Readiness program help students drive toward a successful future.
“At Enterprise Mobility, we believe it’s important to have strong partnerships — and our relationship with USCA is a perfect example of that. Investing in USCA students is an investment in the future of our workforce and our region,” said Roulier.
“By partnering with the Career Center and supporting its programs, we help ensure that students have access to the resources, guidance, and real‑world experience they need to confidently take their next steps. Preparation equips students with the professional readiness and leadership skills that make them strong candidates for employers across the state.”
The mission of the Enterprise Mobility Foundation is to strengthen the communities where Enterprise Mobility team members live and work by actively supporting a range of charitable
causes such as the environment, health and human services, education, military and disaster relief. The Foundation has contributed more than half a billion dollars to thousands of local nonprofits in the United States and made wide-reaching commitments — from global philanthropic initiatives to community focused projects.
Enterprise Mobility has been a longstanding university partner.
“We look forward to continuing our strong relationship,” Feraldi said.