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  • 2015-16 Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowships Program @ Congressional Hunger Center, Apply by Jan. 6

    The Congressional Hunger Center (CHC) is excited to offer a unique opportunity to be actively involved in the movement to end hunger and poverty. Our national initiative, the Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellows Program, trains, inspires and sustains a tight-knit community of emerging leaders committed to social justice. The program provides Fellows with an opportunity to gain practical experience fighting hunger and poverty, work with community-based and national leaders, deepen their analysis around poverty and develop leadership skills.  The application deadline for the 2015– 2016 program is January 6, 2015.  If you have questions, please email fellows@hungercenter.org or call 202-547-7022 x 29. 

  • 2015 UIC Recent Graduate Job Fair, Thurs. 6/18

    UIC is hosting the 2015 Recent Graduate Job Fair!

    The event will be held on Thursday, June 18th, 2015, 12:00p.m. - 3:00p.m. at the UIC FORUM (725 W. Roosevelt Rd, Chicago, IL 60607). There will be over 60 employers present to discuss potential full-time and part-time inern positions. This event is free and open ONLY to UIC students and UIC alumni. Remember to dress professionally and bring resumes!

    For more details visit Careerfairs.ocs.uic.edu

     

  • 2021-22 Office of Governmental Relations Fellowship (Applications now open!)

  • 41st Annual UIC Fall Diversity Career Fair – Sept 27

  • 43rd Annual UIC Diversity Virtual Career Fair (9/24)

  • AAAN (African American Academic Network) is Hiring 2019-2020 Tutors – Application Deadline: May 10

  • AANAPISI Undergraduate Outreach Intern Position Available for Spring 2016

    The UIC AANAPISI (Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions) Initiative seeks 1 paid *Outreach Intern* *with a special focus on outreach to Pacific Islander Students*. This position begins Spring 2016, with potential for continuation in Summer 2016.

    The AANAPISI program is fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education and aims to support recruitment, retention, and graduation of Asian American and Pacific Islander students at UIC. The intern will help to support the grant’s outreach initiatives, which includes: aiding with AANAPISI events; increasing awareness of AANAPISI programs.

    *Position Available:               *Undergraduate Outreach Intern

    *Hours/Week:                         *5-10 hours/week

    *Period of Appointment:       *Spring 2016, Summer 2016

    *Duties:            

    1.     Raising awareness of AANAPISI events and activities on campus to thePacific Islander community

    2.     Planning, developing, and coordinating outreach strategies with theAANAPISI Outreach Team

    3.     Knowledge and/or understanding (personal or academic) of barriers,issues, and organizations relevant to Pacific Islander students is preferred, though not required.

    4.     Providing general outreach assistance to AANAPISI staff and personnel

    *Qualifications:

    Excellent written and verbal communication skills

    Applicants must be well-organized, resourceful, and energetic

    Previous experience in working with campus organizations is a plus

    Some evening hours may be required

    *Compensation:          *$10/hour

    *TO APPLY:    *Email cover letter and resume outlining your interest and qualifications to cma27@uic.edu by December 18, 2015. Interviews will be conducted in January.

    *AANAPISI Educational Employment Grant

    This position is part of the AANAPISI Educational Employment Grant program offered by the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, Student Employment, and the Career Services Office.  Concurrent to their employment, student employees, along with their supervisors, will engage in a guided career development framework aimed at building lifelong career skills to support lifelong professional success. The UIC AANAPISI Initiative is fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions (AANAPISI) Program.

    *Eligibility

    Due to the federal funding restrictions for the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, student employees must be non-international undergraduate UIC students who are enrolled (part-time or full-time) during the academic year. In the summer, students do not have to be enrolled as long as they were enrolled in spring and will be enrolled in the fall. 

    *While Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) (http://www.uic.edu/depts/oaa/diversity/sdsb.html are eligible for student employment at UIC, we regret that DACA students are not eligible for employment in this program.*

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    AARCC is hiring for Student Photographer/Videographer!

  • AARCC Student Graphic Aide Position, Apply by Fri. 5/27

    The Asian American Resource and Cultural Center is looking to hire an undergraduate student for a Student Graphic Aide and a graduate student for a Graduate Assistant for Special Projects.

    The Student Graphic Aide will assist in creating publicity for AARCC events including Asian American Awareness Month; editing and designing the Asian American Student Resource Book; and designing the AARCC brochure.  For full details and to apply, please go on UICCareers.com and search for position #71140.

    The Graduate Assistant for Special Projects will assist in leading and coordinating AARCC’s signature programmatic events such as the Asian American Awareness Month (AAAMonth) and its planning committee; planning, hosting, and assessing AARCC Lunchbox programs; creating, coordinating, and advising of the AARCC Student Ambassador; and performing a number of administrative tasks and clerical duties. 

    For full details and to apply, please go on UICCareers.com and search for position #71134. For full consideration, apply by 5pm on Friday, May 27, 2016. For more information, contact AARCC at 312-413-9569.

  • AARCC Student Marketing Assistant Job for 2015-16

    Student Marketing Assistant

    The Student Marketing Assistant will assist in providing content for the Asian American Resource and Cultural Center blog AARCCorner, editing and designing the Asian American Student Resource Book, and creating publicity for AARCC events including Asian American Awareness Month.

    We are seeking a creative student with graphic design and marketing skills who can work independently.  Experience with Adobe Photoshop and After Effects are a plus.  This position will start August 2015 with summer work possibility.  You will need to be an undergraduate student maintaining at least six credit hours Fall 2015.

    General Duties:

    This position is for the 2015-2016 academic year (August 2015 - May 2016). Student Marketing Assistant

    Under the supervision of the director, the Student Marketing Assistant performs the following: Maintenance of AARCC blog, YouTube channel, Facebook page, and Twitter account.

    Assist in the maintenance of AARCC website content.

    Lead in the design and editing of the Asian American Resource Book.

    Design outreach brochures and marketing materials. Assist with the coordination of special events. Act as photographer and videographer of special events.

    Develop educational and promotional videos. Provide customer service and respond to general inquiries via phone and e-mail. Perform other general office support tasks. 

     

    Desired Qualifications:

    One year of experience in a related marketing position; experience with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe After Effects; basic website maintenance skills; some blogging and video creation experience.  Fine Arts major with Moving Images focus preferred. 

    Starting Salary:

    $8.77/hour

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    These positions will also assist with general outreach and publicity for AARCC events. We expect these positions to require approximately 10-20 hours per week. These positions start at $8.77/hour (with expected increase this summer) and are open to work-study (preferred – revise your FAFSA or contact Financial Aid to request work-study) and non-work-study students.

    To apply, send a resume, cover letter, and application (attached and at http://aarcc.uic.edu) to Elvin Chan at eychan@uic.edu. For more information, contact AARCC at 312-413-9569.

  • Academic Support and Achievement Program (ASAP) Center is Looking for Tutors - Apply by 4/21

  • Accounting Aide needed at UI Cancer Center

    Accounting Aide

    The UI Cancer Center is looking for an undergraduate student to work 15-20 hours a week. As an Accounting Aide Student under supervision will perform the following duties:

    Reviews accounting documents for completeness and errors.• Prepares statements and reports which are factual in nature, require computation, and reflect the relationship amount accounts.• Corrects discrepancies by reference to source documents or records and tracing transactions through a series of successive records.• Researches accounting sources to obtain data for statements or reports and to reconcile accounts.• Operates and is responsible for mechanical duties and clerical accuracy of electronic accounting equipment.• Makes recommendations to eliminate unnecessary clerical steps in the processing and recording of transactions.• Performs related duties as assigned.

    Business and Accounting Majors preferred. Must have 1 year of training in accounting or bookkeeping or one year of experience in accounting or bookkeeping work.Working knowledge of MS Word and Excel.

     

    Please send resume to abhatt27@uic.edu

  • ACE is Recruiting Peer Success Coaches for 2019-2020! Deadline to Apply is 3/22

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    ACE is seeking Peer Success Coaches!

  • Action Reconciliation Service for Peace: Year-Long Volunteer Service in Germany, Apply by Jan. 31

    Action Reconciliation Service for Peace (ARSP) is seeking Americans (ages 18 and above) interested in serving on a voluntary basis for a year in Germany.

    People from diverse backgrounds live, work and learn together for 12 months at Holocaust memorial sites and non-profits promoting understanding and tolerance, remembering the past and taking a stand against anti-semitism, racism and discrimination today. The volunteers come from the United States, Israel, Russia and different European countries, including Germany itself. ARSP works to foster international, interreligious and intercultural dialogue and creating a more peaceful world. 

    Deadline for Applications is January 31, 2015. For more information please click here

  • All Majors Career Fair – March 15

  • All Majors Career Fair – March 21

  • All Majors Career Fair, Thurs. 3/17

    The ALL MAJORS Career Fair expects 90+ employers from a variety of industries. Open exclusively to UIC students & alumni of ALL majors seeking employment opportunities.

     

    Thursday, March 17th, 10:00am - 2:00pm

    SCE Illinois Room (3rd Floor)

    750 S. Halsted St, Chicago

     

    List of employers: http://careerservices.uic.edu/springdivparticipants.shtml

    List of employers by majors: http://careerservices.uic.edu/springdivparticipantsB.shtml

     

    Students must bring their iCard for entry, dress professionally and bring resumes.

     

    Quick job fair prep tips:

    Prepare an effective resume that will get you noticed (see an advisor at Career Services – 3050 SSB for professional assistance and pick up the free GUIDE with sample resumes) Invest in a professional outfit that will make you stand out and look impressive! Prepare your one minute speech to market yourself to employers. Above all, RESEARCH EMPLOYERS. Know their history, values, products and services etc.!

  • All Majors (Virtual) Job Fair (3/18)

  • Alumni and Friends Outreach Center Hiring for Fall Semester

  • Applications are open for UIC Orientation Leaders!

  • Apply to be a AAAN Tutor for 2014-15

    African American Academic Network tutors assist students with course work related to UIC academics through individual or group interventions. Under the supervision of the Learning Resource Center manager, tutors will perform the following duties:
    • Must be available for work Monday thru Friday according to the set and agreed schedule
    • Maintain accurate student file progress and information
    • Maintain and monitor Learning Resource Center activities at all times
    • Assist in maintaining a clean LRC environment
    • Tutor in two (2) or more courses
    • Answer and assist students and staff with questions related to course information
    • Monitor computer lab and ensure computers and printers are operating properly and correctly by students
    • Promote tutoring, other services rendered and events sponsored by AAAN
    • Lead peer review groups or workshop sessions, writing follow-up reports to workshops
    • Attend meetings and LRC sponsored events
    • Computer skills are required
    • Tutors/assistant will perform other duties as assigned

    Tutors needed in areas such as: Mathematics, Psychology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry I and II, Physics (Calculus and Algebra-based), Biology (all levels)

    Minimum Qualifications:
    All tutor applicants are required current enrollment of 6 credit hours minimum and a cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher and have attended UIC at least 1 semester (some grad students may qualify). Tutor candidates have the capability to effectively communicate with diverse entities of students who may have multiple learning needs or skills. All AAAN tutors are required to tutor in two (2) or more subjects/courses in which grades of “A” or “B” were earned. Once hired, tutors must work a minimum of 10 hours a week, and at least TWO DAYS in the week.

    Please send all resumes to pmpierce@uic.edu. No phone calls or walk-in interviews.

  • Apply to be an Orientation Leader for Summer 2018 – Application Deadline: Feb 11

  • Apply to be an Orientation Leader for Summer 2019 – Application Deadline: Jan 25

  • Apply to be an RA or PM in Campus Housing for 2017-18, Deadline 1/22

    Interested in Applying to be an RA or PM for 2017-2018?

    Are you looking for a unique, challenging, and fun leadership opportunity for the 2017-2018 academic year? APPLY to be a Resident Assistant (RA) or a Peer Mentor (PM) for Campus Housing!

    RAs and PMs serve as resources, community builders, administrators, role models, and peer educators for our residents. As members of a residence hall staff, RAs and PMs work collaboratively with other departmental staff to create an educational advantage. RAs are responsible for building and facilitating a positive and strong communities.  PMs seek to help residents develop strong study skills and academic communities.

    *Applications are now live!*

    To learn more, attend an upcoming Info Session:

    Wednesday, January 11-JST Event Center (South Campus) at 7:00 PM
    Thursday, January 12-SCE 605 (East Campus) at 7:00 PM
    Wednesday, January 18-SCE 605 (East Campus) at 7:00 PM
    Thursday, January 19-JST Training Room (South Campus) at 7:00 PM

    Applicants must attend ONE information session in order to participate in the interview process.

    *Applications are due at 11:59 PM on Sunday, January 22, 2017!*

    For more information and to apply, please visit:

    https://www.housing.uic.edu/jobs/

  • Apply to be a Student Orientation Leader! Due 11/19

    Student Orientation Leader Applications Now Available - Deadline November 19th at 5:00 pm

    Interested in acquiring valuable leadership experiences and welcoming new UIC students and families? If so, apply to become a Student Orientation Leader today!

    Applications are available online via orientation.uic.edu. Deadline to apply is November 19th at 5:00 pm

    If you have any questions regarding the application process, email Jodi Stelley at jstelley@uic.edu

     

  • Apply to be a Student Orientation Leader, Due 1/25

    The UIC Orientation Program seeks to serve its diverse population of prospective new students while connecting them to their advisors and preparing them for their transition into our university.

    This program strives to aid students in more ways than just one, guiding through the historic campus, connecting with the numerous student resources, programs, and clubs available, and showing what we as a university have to offer.

    Looking to gain professional experience? Looking for a paid position? Want to live on campus for FREE during the summer? Student Orientation Leader (SOL) applications for the summer of 2017 will be available as of Monday, January 16th.

    As a SOL, you will gain an immeasurable amount of experience leading new incoming students and working with advisors. Round 2 applications are due January 25th, and you can access the application at orientation.uic.edu.

  • Apply to be a student worker at OSSP for Summer 2014, Priority by Wed. 4/23

    The Office of Special Scholarship Programs is seeking applicants for a summer student worker vacancy. The UNDERGRADUATE student worker will provide 10-15 hours per week of basic office support in our 2506 UH office from May through August. Exact start and end dates can be negotiated, the position pays $10/hour. Prior office experience and a willingness to extend employment period through Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 are preferred, but all applications from undergraduates will be considered.
     
    Click on the post for more information.
  • Apply to be a Summer 2015 Orientation Leader, Due Fri. 11/ 7

    Summer housing + Food + Pay = Orientation Leader (AKA "Best Summer Ever)

    Student Orientation Leader Applications available on 10/20

    Interested in developing as a leader, learning new transferable skill sets all while welcoming new UIC students and guests? If so, apply to become a Student Orientation Leader!

    Applications available online via orientation.uic.edu on 10/20/14. 

    Deadline is 11/7/14.

    Questions – Jodi, jstelley@uic.edu

  • Apply to be a Summer Orientation Leader by Wed. 1/28

    Did you miss the first application deadline? No worries!

    Student Orientation Leader Applications Now Available - Deadline 1/28/2015 at 5:00 pm

    Interested in developing valuable leadership experiences, gaining network opportunities, and welcoming new UIC students and families? If so, apply to become a Student Orientation Leader today!

    Applications are available online via orientation.uic.edu. Deadline to apply is Wednesday, January 28th at 5:00 pm

    If you have any questions regarding the application process, email Jodi Stelley at jstelley@uic.edu or (312) 996-0228.

  • Arab American Cultural Center is Hiring!

  • Arts and Culture Career Fair – Feb 8

  • Arts and Culture Career Fair, Fri. 2/5

    ARTS & CULTURE CAREER FAIR

    Friday, February 5, 2016

    12:00pm-2:00pm

    UIC Student Center East, Illinois Room (3rd Floor)

    750 S. Halsted St., Chicago, IL 60607

     

    Sponsored by UIUC College of Fine + Applied Arts (supported by UIC Career Services)

    Free and open to UIC and UIUC students and alumni only. Student RSVP here. To see who's coming, click here.

    Questions? Contact UIC Career Services: 312.996.2300 or ocs@uic.educareerservices.uic.edu

  • Arts & Culture Career Fair – Feb 9

  • ASAM Undergraduate General Office Aide Position Available for Spring 2016

    Provide administrative support for the Asian American Studies Program. This position pays $10/hour and is intended to be 8-12 hours/week for spring2016 with the possibility of continuing through summer 2016 and beyond.

    Duties include, but are not limited to:

    - filing and maintaining confidential records

    - updating budget spreadsheets

    - staffing on-campus events

    - inventorying office supplies

    - running errands across campus

    - photocopying

    - checking/sorting mail

    - handling phone and in-person inquiries

    Qualifications:One year of work experience either on- or off-campus, ideally in an office setting. Must be a mature and responsible self-starter. Familiarity with Google Drive preferred.

    To apply, email jhuynh@uic.edu with 1) your resume, 2) an explanation of why this position interests you and what your qualifications are, and 3) your full MWF availability the week of November 9 and 16 for a 20-minute interview. The position is open until filled, but review of applications will begin Wednesday, November 4.

    Note: This position is part of the AANAPISI Educational Employment Grant program offered by the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, Student Employment, and the Career Services Office. Concurrent to their employment, student employees, along with their supervisors, will engage in a guided career development framework aimed at building lifelong career skills to support lifelong professional success. The UIC AANAPISI Initiative is fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education¹s Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions (AANAPISI) Program.

    Eligibility: Due to the federal funding restrictions for the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, student employees must be non-international undergraduate UIC students who are enrolled (part-time or full-time) during the academic year. In the summer, students do not have to be enrolled as long as they were enrolled in spring and will be enrolled in the fall. While students who have Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (http://www.uic.edu/depts/oaa/diversity/sdsb.html) are eligible for student employment at UIC, we regret that DACA students are not eligible for employment in this program.

     

  • ASAM Undergraduate General Office Aide Position Available for Summer 2014, Apply by 4/22

    Provide clerical support for the Asian American Studies Program and report to Jill Huynh, Assistant Director. This position pays $10/hour and is intended to be 8-12 hours/week for summer 2014 with the possibility of continuing through the academic year, ending in May 2015.

    Duties include, but are not limited to:

    - photocopying

    - checking/sorting mail

    - filing and maintaining confidential records

    - running errands across campus 

    - handling phone and in-person inquiries

    - posting flyers to ASAM and other bulletin boards

    - working on-campus events

    Qualifications:

    One year of work experience either on- or off-campus, ideally in an office setting. Must be a mature and responsible self-starter. Familiarity with Google Drive preferred.

    To apply, email jhuynh@uic.edu with 1) your resume, and 2) an explanation of why this position interests you and what your qualifications are. The position is open until filled, but review of applications will begin Tuesday, April 22.

    Note: This position is part of the AANAPISI Educational Employment Grant program offered by the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, Student Employment, and the Career Services Office. Concurrent to their employment, student employees, along with their supervisors, will engage in a guided career development framework aimed at building lifelong career skills to support lifelong professional success. The UIC AANAPISI Initiative is fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education¹s Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions (AANAPISI) Program.

    Eligibility: Due to the federal funding restrictions for the UIC AANAPISI Initiative, student employees must be non-international undergraduate UIC students who are enrolled (part-time or full-time) during the academic year. In the summer, students do not have to be enrolled as long as they were enrolled in spring and will be enrolled in the fall. While students who have Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (http://www.uic.edu/depts/oaa/diversity/sdsb.html) are eligible for student employment at UIC, we regret that DACA students are not eligible for employment in this program.

  • Become a Food Corps Service Member, Due 3/30

    Are you a leader passionate about healthy food, farms and kids?  Then we want you to be a FoodCorps Service Member!  Application is open now through March 30th, 2014.

    FoodCorps recruits talented leaders for a year of paid public service building healthy school food environments in limited-resource communities.  FoodCorps service members implement a three-ingredient recipe for healthy kids:

    • TEACH children about what healthy food is and where it comes from

    • BUILD and tend school gardens 

    • BRING quality local food into public school cafeterias

    As a service member, you will be placed with one service site for your year-long term. Service sites are community organizations that operate in partnership with one of our fifteen host sites, statewide organizations that help run FoodCorps in each of the places FoodCorps serves: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Hawai'i, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina and Oregon.

    Click on the post to learn more.

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    Become a Peer Success Coach!

  • Become a tutor with Port Academic Center! (Applications open)

  • Become UIC Writing Center Tutors!

  • Bilingual Job Fair at Heartland Alliance, Wed. 9/3

    The Youth & Residential Services division of Heartland Alliance is hosting a bilingual job fair!

    What: Bilingual Job Fair
    When: Wednesday, September 3, 2014
    Time: 9am – 6pm
    Where: Arturo Velasquez Institute, 2800 S. Western, Chicago, IL 60608

    For more information or to apply, please visit our events page at http://www.heartlandalliance.org/whoweare/careers/jobfair.html

    If you have questions, please contact Sarah Hanford at shanford@heartlandalliance.org.

    Heartland Alliance is looking for Spanish speakers for the following openings: Youth Care Workers, Overnight Workers (3rd Shift), Cooks, Electrician/Plumber (Certified), Mental Health Professionals, Tutors/Instructors and More!!!  Primary shifts are 4pm to 12:30am or 12am to 8:30am.  These are regular full time jobs that come with a full benefits package.  Jobs are located throughout Chicago and the surrounding area.  Must be 21 years old and eligible to work in the United States.

    The Youth and Residential Services division provides services for over five hundred children who have entered the country without documents and without their parents. These programs have been helping vulnerable children feel safe and cared for in a multicultural environment since in 1995. This program serves boys and girls from all over the world including Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Central and South America. Fostering an atmosphere of family and security, we attend to the emotional, legal, medical, educational, and recreational needs of the children until they can be reunited with their families either in the U.S. or in their home country. Children have a range of needs from very basic care and services, to more intensive mental health and behavioral treatment.

    Visit the website at http://www.heartlandalliance.org/. Contact Willis Francis at wfrancis@heartlandalliance.org or (773) 433-1200 with questions.

  • Business Development Rep Position available for Recent College of Business Administration Graduates

  • Call for Undergraduate Research Students for Bea Lab!

  • Campus Housing RA/PM Info Session – Nov 15 at 7pm

  • CareerNow! New Initiative by the Native American Support Program (NASP)

  • Career Peer Mentor positions for Fall 2014 and Spring 2015!

    The Office of Career Services and the Student Employment Office are seeking undergraduate students to become Career Peer Mentors for the 2014-2015 academic year. 

    Career Peer Mentorsare UIC undergraduate students whowork part-time for the Office of Career Services and the Student Employment Office, assisting UIC students with their career development and job search needs.  

    View the post to learn more.

  • Career Resources for Scientists

    National Science Foundation

    This is a great link to science career statistics provided by the National Science Foundation. It contains links to other science stories, opportunities and societies through its homepage.

    Link: http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/showpub.cfm?TopID=14NatureJobs

    Supported by the publishing group Nature, this science career site splits jobs into two “channels”: physical sciences and life sciences. Each channel features news and feature stories, along with a job search engine. As of June 2005, the site had 169 physical science jobs and over 1,000 life science jobs posted. The jobs were divided evenly between full time and part-time positions, spanning everything from university faculty positions, to fellowships, to facilities managers. With big-time employers such as Proctor & Gamble, The Institute of Cancer Research, and GE (to name a few), this is definitely a site worth checking out.

    Link: http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/index.htmlCouncil for the Advancement of Science Writing

    A great resource for students interested in science writing as a career.

    Link: http://www.nasw.org/users/casw/booklet.htm

  • Career Services Events to Prep for Recent Grad/Alumni Fair and Summer Walk-in Advising Hours!

  • Career Services Workshops

  • CBA Department of Managerial Studies Seeks General Office Assistant