Student Employee Interest Form

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Many students find working at Career Services personally beneficial in developing transferable skills and mapping their college plan and career path. Here are some of the many benefits of working in Career Services:

1. CS Staff take a sincere interest in getting to know and helping student employees with their career development.
2. There's a fun and energetic work culture.
3. Advisors encourage students in their exploration of jobs and internships.
4. You can take all of the personality, strength, and interest assessments for free!
5. Build awareness of where to find tips and information about resume, cover letter, interviewing and more
6. Develop connections with a wide variety of employers and campus partners.

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Peer Carer Advisor: This position use student's strengths and talents in conducting career related presentations and helping students navigate the job/internship search process. You will work closely with the Embedded Career Team in a designated academic area (ideally that aligns with your major) to support students. You will also work one-on-one with undergraduate students on resumes and cover letters. Additionally, you have the opportunity for professional development in the following areas: 1. Explore personal & career interests; 2. develop successful job search strategies; 3. connect with employers and diverse students; 4. enhance leadership & public speaking skills

Outreach & Development Coach (ODC): This position use student's strengths and talents in conducting career related presentations and helping students navigate the job/internship search process. ODCs also work one-on-one with undergraduate students on resumes and cover letters. Additionally, ODCs have the opportunity for professional development in the following areas: 1. Explore personal & career interests; 2. develop successful job search strategies; 3. connect with employers and diverse students; 4. enhance leadership & public speaking skills

Outreach Support Intern: This positions provides administrative support for the campus-wide Outreach program. This student will gain skills in data analysis, administrative responsibilities, project management best practices, and Excel. Additionally, the student will gain leadership skills through working closely with a team of peers.

Welcome Desk Assistant: Our assistants help to create an inviting and friendly environment. The ideal candidate for this position will be able to greet clients in a warm tone, make appointments, answer phone and in-person inquiries, provide direct support related to Career Services offerings or refer to appropriate resources inside or outside the department, if needed. This person will also provide assistance and trouble-shoot issues with Career Services' online job board (Handshake). This position also handles payments for career assessments.

Event Intern: The Career Services Event Intern team is responsible for providing organizational and operational support in the development and execution of recruiting and networking events. Events Interns will report to the Events Programs Manager and will work as a part of a team to support events that contribute to the success of students and alumni.

Career Services Employer Relations Assistant: determining hiring needs of prospective employers by serving as a general point of contact for industry partners, providing exceptional customer service, maintaining database/project management platforms, developing connections with various campus partners, specifically student groups, and event logistic support

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