Resources

The Center for Career Excellence has many resources available to assist students with their career exploration and preparation. The majority, although not all, may be found within our Handshake career management platform. These include resources to assist with internship/job search, document creation/refinement, interview preparation, graduate/professional school information, as well as our programs and events.  

Document Creation/Preparation

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resources

The Center for Career Excellence at St. Lawrence is committed to providing a welcoming, diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment where students of all identities and backgrounds are empowered to explore their career interests and plan their futures.

We are dedicated to serving all students through personalized conversations and comprehensive career development strategies that demonstrate multicultural awareness. We aim to provide students with opportunities where they may examine the intersection of their identities and develop an understanding of diverse work environments.

For more information, check out this curated list of resources focused on diversity, equity and inclusion, including job search sites, internship sites, research fellowship programs, networking, interview tips and tools, articles worth reading and additional resources.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resources

International Students/Job Search

Interstride supports international students' personal growth, education goals and career endeavors by providing access to data-driven resources, insights and networks. The platform illuminates many pathways to help international students with their employment search, immigration hurdles, community integration, and overall University engagement. It also doubles as a platform to assist U.S.-based students who are looking for international opportunities.

For information about OPT/CPT, please contact International Student Services.

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Internship/Job Search

Graduate School

Networking

Student Professional Development Fund

  • The Center for Career Excellence manages a fund designated to helping currently enrolled SLU students support certain types of career preparation needs. These funds are intended to help offset costs of necessary professional opportunities. Applications receive aid on a first-come, first-served basis. If you would like to learn more, please email careers@stlawu.edu

Skill Building Resources

  • LinkedInLearning
  • Forage
    • Virtual work experience programs replicate work at top companies and help you gain the skills to be successful when applying and working there. In only 5-6 hours, learn the relevant tools necessary to complete a typical work day at that company. Virtual work experience programs are 100% free, open-access, and self-paced. No experience or application is required.
  • MindSumo
    • A platform that collects projects called "challenges" from major companies across the country. They target college students to take on the challenges and propose solutions to the problems. They are looking for innovation and creativity from your generation. If chosen, you are paid for your idea.

Finance Recruiting Timelines

Students interested in pursuing careers in finance need to be aware that companies have very aggressive recruiting timelines for internships and full-time roles. Follow the timelines below to in order to best position yourself for this competitive industry!

A timeline detailing when students should work on career-related content and look for internships in the finance industry
A timeline detailing when students should work on career-related content and look for full-time jobs in the finance industry