This includes choosing a major, exploring career options, gaining experience through internships and summer jobs, developing effective r sum s, learning effective interviewing skills, creating individualized job search strategies, and applying to graduate school. The services of CAPS are available to all Widener students.
Individual assistance is available by appointment.
It houses a computerized career guidance system, career resources, organizational literature, and graduate school materials. CAPS coordinates several career fairs annually, offering students the opportunity to meet with employers and to learn about full-time and summer jobs and internship opportunities. An active recruiting program, including an annual Internship Interview Week, brings employers from a variety of fields on campus to interview students for full-time and internship positions. To receive the greatest benefits, students are encouraged to visit CAPS early in their educational program. E. Counseling Personal, confidential counseling is available at the Counseling Center at no cost to Widener University students.