Fall 2021 Recruiting Update
All recruiting, professional development, and networking programming will be conducted virtually for the foreseeable future. Please see the Catholic University Guidelines regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and in-person events for more information. The Office of Career Development is here to help you find the right talent for your organization even in a virtual format. Virtual recruitment through the use of Zoom, Google Meet, Handshake, and other online platforms will be used to facilitate campus recruiting and hiring efforts. Catholic University has licenses to use Zoom and Google Meet, which the Office of Career Development encourages organizations to use for recruiting efforts, though organizations may use their own virtual platforms if so desired.-
Virtual Career Fair
Because of restrictions on gatherings due to the pandemic, the in-person Fall Career Fair will be conducted in a virtual format. Stay tuned for more information about Catholic University’s Fall Virtual Career Fair. 19 organizations and 100 students participated in our Summer Virtual Career Fair.
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Post a Job or Internship to Handshake
Organizations can post jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities as well as virtual recruiting, professional development, and skills workshop events on Handshake. Students, staff, and organizations use Handshake to promote opportunities across campus to reach all students. Organizations can follow instructions here to post events or can contact the Office of Career Development to have an event posted and promoted. -
Post a Project or Micro-Internship with Parker Dewey
The Busch School of Business has been closely monitoring the challenges associated with COVID-19 and its impact on student internships. As such, we would like to encourage our employer partners to consider posting short-term, professional, paid work experiences we’re calling Micro-Internships which can be completed remotely. To facilitate this, we have partnered with Parker Dewey, an online platform that manages the posting, hiring, and HR paperwork of these Micro-Internships.
Beyond providing you or your colleagues with immediate support on tasks, they also support your university recruiting efforts during this challenging time. Specifically, Micro-Internships help you identify, assess, and nurture students who may be prospective job candidates. Employers post an opportunity, receive applicants, and hire the student for the project.
For students, Micro-Internships allow them to demonstrate their skills, explore career paths, and build relationships with prospective employers. These paid opportunities typically range from 5 to 40 hours of work and are projects that are similar to those completed during a typical internship.
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Ways to Engage
The Office of Career Development is always open to traditional and creative ways for employers to engage and recruit our students. Possible ways to engage include:
- Mock Interviews
- Workshops
- Info Sessions
- Competitions
- Panel Discussions and more!