• Mission
• Students
• Alumnae/i
• Employers
• Parents
• Faculty
  • Graduate Survey
  • Events: Career Fairs and more
  • Referring Employers
  • On-Campus Interview (OCI) Program
  • Referring Students To Career Services
  • What is E-Link?

Referring Students To Career Services

Faculty and staff are an important source of referrals; numerous students access Career services based on such a referral.

Walk-in Service is suggested for quick questions, initial resume and cover letter reviews, assistance with practice interviewing, assistance with electronic Career resources including E-link and information about resources for choosing a major, exploring careers, graduate school, employment (summer, part-time, full-time positions), and full-time volunteering.  Walk in hours.

Students can make individual career counseling appointments with one of the professional staff.

Services and resources:

• Helping students identity interests, skills, and values and connecting those to major and career options.

• Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and Strong Interest Inventory

• Helping students explore careers including via career programs (Career Exploration Series, Career EXPO, and more)

• Teaching resume writing, cover letter writing, interviewing, networking, portfolio, and career social media skills

• Connecting students with resources related to experiential learning (internships, undergraduate research, volunteer experiences, etc ...)

• Helping students learn how to conduct an effective job search and connecting students with employers (On-Campus Interviewing, Career Fairs)

• Teaching students about the graduate/professional school process and linking them to resources for graduate/professional school

• Assisting students with graduate/professional school materials including resumes, applications, and personal statements

• Teaching students about the full-time service process and linking them to resources for full-time volunteer opportunities

• Assisting students with full-time service materials including resumes, applications, essays, and statements