CSU's nationally recognized Cooperative Education program is celebrating its 75th anniversary and the LINK Program , which is now 10 years old, has become the example for other universities by addressing the diversity issues in today's workforce. The newly created Project Springboard is now available for students with disabilities, providing them with career exposure and experience. There are a variety of programs available to assist in this process. Cleveland State offers a Fall Regional Minority Career Fair and a Spring Career Fair . These Career Fairs enable organizations to meet with students and alumni from a variety of disciplines.
Organizations can take advantage of the service that best meets their employment needs.
A career coordinator will work with the organization to develop the most effective strategy. In addition, the Career Services Center is the main hub for all On-Campus Student Employment , including community service and the America Reads Program . Organizations seeking volunteer interns or general volunteers may post these opportunities through the Greater Cleveland Connection . These listing will be available in the Career Services Center and available for all students.