We welcome the opportunity to partner with faculty and staff to design services and workshops specific to your students' needs.

Support the Professional Formation of Students:

• Request a workshop or presentation in your class/to your student group
• Have a career advisor give a 5-10 min introduction to the Career Engagement Office
• Collaborate with the Career Engagement Office on a program
• Incorporate career-related information into one or more of your class/training sessions
• Refer students to our Express Advising and one-on-one appointments
• Invite the Career Engagement Office to a faculty meet & greet or faculty/staff meeting
• Send employer referrals and job postings to Career Services
• Announce our career events to your students

Please contact Michael Laveson, Associate Director of Career Education, to explore opportunities for partnership & programming: lavesonm@seattleu.edu

Engage your students in Career Events:

Professional Development or Industry Nights - A panel of alumni from your program network with students to give career decision making and job search strategy advice.

Employer Info Sessions - Relevant employers come to campus to speak about their company/organization, opportunities, offer advice about job/internship applications and answer questions for students.

On Campus Interviews - students attend interviews for internships and/or full-time jobs

Professional In Residence - Invite alumni from key employers and industries of interest to your students to meet on campus for an informational interview, mock interview or resume critique.

Internship Fair - Students explore internship opportunities and make direct connections to quality employers. (February)

Etiquette Dinner - Students learn and experience business setting protocol training. (February)

Spring Job and Internship Fair and Business & Engineering Career Fair - Students and alumni connect with employers from a variety of fields to find career/internship opportunities (April & October)

Handshake

Handshake is an innovative and intuitive technology platform to contect students with employers for internships, on-campus employment, part-time jobs, and full-time jobs.

Note: Due to the centralized nature of Handshake, Student Financial Services will not be able to post jobs for you and therefore you will need to post jobs directly onto Handshake. While this might not seem ideal, our hope is that you find this new system to be more robust and user-friendly.

• How to Create an Employer Account

Helpful tip:

When creating your account, you must use your SU email, this will prompt Handshake to give you access to the Seattle University On-Campus Employment option when selecting the employer you are associated with.
 

POST A JOB AND/OR INTERNSHIP

We maintain an online database of jobs, internships and career events. Handshake is a resource for current students and alumni. All companies are invited to post jobs and internships at no cost.

• How Existing Employers Login
• How to Post a Job in Handshake
• Handshake FAQ for Employers

For assistance: