Career Library Visits and Class Assignments
Classroom Presentations
Post a Job
Resources for On Campus Employers
Employer Inquiries and Requests

Career Library Visits and Assignments

Faculty can arrange to bring students to the Career Center for an orientation to the Career Resource Center by contacting our office at 953-5692. Many faculty also assign projects, such as writing a research paper on careers of interest, conducting informational interviews with professionals/alumni in career fields of interest, and/or attending the Career Center's seminars or events, in order to engage students in the career decision-making process while enhancing their academic skills.

The Career Centers' Resource Center contains a wealth of print and computer resources, including: information on majors, careers, employment/salary trends, graduate school, job search information, and potential employers.

Classroom Presentations

Our professional staff is available make presentations to your students on career-related topics, including:

• What Can I Do with a Major in....?
• Introduction to Career Services
• Self-Assessment Instrument Interpretations (Strong Interest Inventory or Myers-Briggs Personality Type Inventory)
• Gaining Career Related Experience (internships/volunteer/part-time/summer jobs)
• Effective Job Search Strategies
• Resume Writing
• Interviewing Skills
• Jobs for _________ Majors

To schedule a class presentation, please complete our Presentation Request Form. Advance notice is required.

Post a Job

If you and/or your department hire student workers, the Career Center posts these types of positions through CISTERNonline, which is accessible to all currently enrolled students. For additional information and instructions, go to Employer Resources for On-Campus Employment.


Employer Inquiries and Requests

When you receive employer inquiries or requests for student referrals, please consider referring the employer to the Career Center so that we may follow up and offer assistance. For important legal issues related to making student referrals and serving as a reference, you may wish to read the Faculty Guide to Legal Standards in Student Hiring.