Think back to the talents you picked up through previous work experience, class projects, and campus activities. Browse career information. The Campus Career Network has a number of resources to offer, either on our website, in hard copy form in the Career Resource Library in the Mather Building and at the school and college-based locations. In general, the Internet will be a great source of information, as will the DuBois Library here on campus. Look for job announcements and keep current with trends in your field.
Chambers exist to furnish information concerning businesses in each community.
A letter usually produces names and addresses of prospective employers. The Employment Service in the state where you desire to work. Interview for jobs while you are still in school. See Employment Options Student Registration for details. Prepare for your interviews by attending workshops on interviewing skills and doing research either on-line or in the Career Resource Library.