Integral to the Campaign are Career Coaches and Faculty Liaisons, members of the Muhlenberg and surrounding communities who have volunteered their expertise to help students. Muhlenberg College alumni are active participants in the career exploration process. The collective breadth and depth of experience of alumni, Career Coaches and Faculty Liaisons provide a valuable resource for students making career decisions. Through the Muhlenberg Career Network, students can meet individually with alumni in numerous occupations for informational interviewing and career advice. During January break, students may participate in the Alumni Career Day Program, linking students with alumni volunteers in their work and graduate school settings.
Many alumni also return to campus to participate in mock interviews and panels.
The Career Resource Library houses an extensive collection of books, directories and job-related information for students investigating vocational and graduate or professional school alternatives. A computerized interactive guidance program, called SIGI, offers students another avenue by which to explore their interests and learn about career opportunities. Information about fields including the arts, business, environment and education is readily available. Each year representatives from business, government, industry and nonprofit organizations visit campus to interview students. In addition, listings of permanent, part-time and summer jobs are advertised and posted.