On a day to day basis, the intern will assist students in the Career Center Library and will learn to review student resumes and advise students regarding job search issues. Depending on the intern s academic requirements, training in the area of career counseling and shadowing the professional staff during individual appointments may be arranged. The intern will be encouraged to attend staff meetings periodically. Special projects or duties may be arranged to meet the student s academic requirements. Student must have an interest in counseling, advising, human resources, education, student affairs, or a related field.
All majors welcome to apply.
Strong writing and interpersonal skills required. Advanced computer skills a plus, but not required. This information can be dropped off at the Career Center, Lancaster 139. Longwood College is one of those sites. Many of the current managers, directors, and vice presidents started as booksellers or assistant managers.