Useful Links:
Major confusion? Major Doubts? Major Questions?
Find out what you can do with your major today- by clicking here!
The Seven Secrets to the Hidden Job Market. by Donald Asher

The above webinar link can be accessed with the following (case sensitive):
Username: UTCareers
Password: Careers4UT

 

Services for Students

 

  • Cooperative education (co-op) and internship opportunities
  • Career advising
  • Job search services
  • On-campus employment opportunities and much more!

The Office of Career Services is committed to helping students make well-planned and informed career choices.  Besides offering advising and assessment services, LTU Office of Career Services is pleased to partner with NACElink to provide you with CareerQuest, our new online recruiting tool.

 

 

Fall 2009 Upcoming Events Calendar
Career Fairs

Mark your Calendar! 
Fall recruitment dates have been set! 

Fall Co-op and Internship Fair is scheduled for October 23, 2008.  This fair will be held in the Buell Management Building Atrium.  Any student interested in participating in an internship or co-op should plan to attend.

 

Looking for on-campus employment?

Students interested in working on-campus this fall should contact the Office of Career Services.  Students who have been granted work study funds should also attend.  This event is open to current students only.  Bring a current resume and be prepared for on-site interviews.  Business casual dress is recommended. 

All open on-campus jobs will be posted online in CareerQuest.

Do you know if you are work-study eligible?  Did you file a FAFSA in early 2008?  Have you received your letter of eligibility?  If you are work-study eligible, you should inform your interviewer.

 

Career Services Workshops

Regular workshops are offered by the Office of Career Services to provide assistance with resume critiques, interview skills, job search techniques, and CPT and OPT processes.  Check with the Office of Career Services for information about upcoming events.

 

Spring 2010 Upcoming Events

Find Your First Professional Job

The Office of Career Services also offers “Find Your First Professional Job”, a comprehensive, 6-week program which provides students with the necessary career management skills to effectively identify and compete for employment opportunities related to their academic major.  The OCS staff and partnering employers will provide coaching and support for students seeking to explore opportunities, develop cover letters and resumes, learn interview and networking skills, creating a professional image and using technology to achieve career goals.  In addition, each student participant will be assigned a personal career coach who will assist with career management issues, and identifying prospective opportunities.

To register for “Find Your First Professional Job”, please contact the OCS at 248-204-3140 or ltuocs@ltu.edu.  “Find Your First Professional Job” will begin in Spring 2009.

 

JOBS at USAID

USAID is an independent federal government agency that receives overall foreign policy guidance from the Secretary of State. With headquarters in Washington, DC, USAID fosters transformational development around the world. Our work supports economic growth and trade; agriculture and the environment; education and training; democracy and governance; global health; global partnerships and humanitarian assistance. We operate in four regions of the world: Sub-Saharan Africa; Asia and the Near East; Latin America and the Caribbean; and Europe and Eurasia. USAID employs individuals in the Civil Service and Foreign Service, as well as through Personal Service Contracts for service in Washington, DC and overseas. Link to Jobs at US Agency for International Development 


Contact the Office of Career Services at 248-204-3140 or ltuocs@ltu.edu.

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