Students benefit from the professional collaborations between Career Services and campus partners in academic and non-academic departments. We as professionals also benefit as we work together to build towards creating an ecosystem of career education. Help us connect with your students from their first year on campus, to the time they are about to graduate, and beyond.
Have an employer recommendation?
Tell us about organizations you think we should invite to our Career Fairs and/or ask to post positions on Elms Connect – Career Services. Email J Marshall, Director of Career Services at marshallj@elms.edu.
Please review the guidelines for working with employers: A Faculty Guide to Ethical and Legal Standards in Student Employment
Classroom Resources
- Partner with Career Services, Who Should I Contact?
- Are you interested in further collaboration with Career Services? If so, contact us to learn more about various ways to strengthen the campus-wade career ecosystem.
- Contact:
- Career Services at Careers@elms.edu
- J Marshall, Director of Career Services at marshallj@elms.edu
- Don’t cancel a class, we will cover your class with a career-related workshop
- While creating your course syllabi, you don’t need to cancel classes to work around your conference schedule. Career Services will work with faculty to cover your class time with a career infused workshop. Potential topics include:
- Network Building
- Job and Internship Search
- Resume and Cover Letters
- Personal Branding
- Applying to Graduate School
- What Can I Do with this Major?
- Request a Classroom Presentation
- While creating your course syllabi, you don’t need to cancel classes to work around your conference schedule. Career Services will work with faculty to cover your class time with a career infused workshop. Potential topics include:
- Include Career Services In Your Syllabus
Career Advising:
During career advising appointments students receive help from professionals within Career Services to further understand their life after graduation and develop general strategies for moving forward in the direction of their aspirations. Career advising appointments include the following topics to assist students on how to get started:
- Explore values, interests, and skills
- Gain practical experience
- Strategize your job and internship search
- Research graduate and professional schools
- Leverage your Elms network
- Develop your 4-year career action plan
- Choose a major and explore careers