Highlights

Resume Contest - deadline Nov 30 (submit to Career Center)

3rd Annual Leadership & Diversity Conference - Nov 21

45th Semi-Annual New Jersey Collegiate Career Day - Jan 7

EACE "Road Trips to the Real World" - Jan 5-15 (registration begins Dec 1)

SU Government/Human Services Job/Internshp Fair - Feb 1

CVC Job/Internship Fair & Grad School Expo - Feb 10

CPEC Job/Internship Fair - Feb 18

SU Education Job Fair - March 12

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Workshop Series

 

Contact Information

Career Developement Center

Shippensburg University
200 Ceddia Union Building
Shippensburg, PA 17257
Phone: 717-477-1484
Fax: 717-477-4066
career@ship.edu

 

External Resources

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Welcome Faculty!

When meeting with the faculty of Shippensburg University, we are often asked what services the CDC has to offer for their students.

Our mission is to "help students develop, evaluate, and implement their professional and career plans."

We do that through a variety of programs and services in the Career Center in the Ceddia Union Building, through presentations in classroom settings, and at student organizational meetings.

Classroom Presentations

Throughout the academic year we are invited into the classroom to present information on such diverse topics as:

  • Presenting Yourself on Paper (Resumes & Cover Letters)
  • The Value of Internships
  • Presenting Yourself in Person (Interviewing)
  • Graduate School Information
  • Job Search Strategies
  • Portfolio Development
  • How to be Successful at a Job Fair

Topics are relevant to student concerns and the content can be tailored to meet the needs of your specific class/major. If you have considered providing career/internship related information to your classes, please contact us at X1484 or by email at career@ship.edu to discuss how the Career Center can assist you in meeting your goals for the semester.

Writing Letters of Recommendation/References

The Career Center realizes faculty are often approached by students and asked to serve as professional references. Here are some tips and suggestions for writing reference letters for your students!

Writing Professional References for Students [PDF]

Mentoring Network

The Mentoring Network is a service available through the Alumni Office.  This program offers students an opportunity to connect with alumni working in a specific field or prospective occupation.  Alumni volunteer for this service and offer support to students and faculty in the following ways:

  • Informational Interviewing
  • Internships
  • Guest Speaker in Class
  • Speaker for Club/Organization
  • Mentoring
  • Email Correspondence
  • Conducting Resume/Cover Letter Critiques
  • Conducting Mock or Practice Interviews

For more information on the Mentoring Network and to find out you can get involved, contact the Career Development Center or the Alumni Office.

Mentoring Network [PDF]

Services We Offer for Students 

  • Individual Career Counseling Appointments
  • Graduate School Advising
  • Walk-In Hours (Resume/Cover Letter/Quick Questions)
  • Individual Assessment Tools
  • Web-Based Listings for Jobs and Internships
  • Workshops & Events
  • On Campus Recruitment
  • Mock Interviews
  • Career/Internship Fairs (On & Off Campus)
  • Career Resource Library

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