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Career Network
One Career Center Way, 545-2224
Even before they graduate, students need to make a number of life decisions.
They are encouraged not to wait until their final year, but to begin exploring
the world beyond the University early, with the aid of qualified Career Network
staff. To help them make intelligent, well-informed career choices, the University
offers career planning assistance, opportunities to obtain practical, preprofessional
experience through co-ops and internships, resumÈ referral, and on-campus recruiting.
Career Planning: Various career planning services are available to help
students make good career choices from their first year until after graduation.
A computer-assisted guidance system, individual career counseling, and workshops
introduce students to career planning. An annual graduate school fair, numerous
career fairs, and alumni career panels are a few of the ways that help them
explore occupations and graduate education.
Field Experience: The Campus Career Network's internship and cooperative
education programs encourage students to explore academic and personal interests,
acquire new skills, make professional contacts, and learn more about the world
at large during the summer or academic semester. Opportunities exist in Massachusetts,
other New England states, and many other locations throughout the U.S. Many
offer attractive salaries which can offset some of the cost of attending the
University.
Employment Referral and Other Services: Many students as they approach
the senior year have questions pertaining to full-time employment.
Pre-employment services include the opportunity to interview with employers
on campus, a computer-assisted resumÈ referral program, and career fairs, all
putting students in touch with employers throughout the state, across the country,
and even around the world. Job interviews by employers who recruit on campus
take place at One Career Center Way and are arranged by the staff of the Employment
Options department of the Career Network. Students register for campus recruiting
and apply for interviews and job vacancies directly on the Network's Website:
www-ccn. acad.umass.edu. They may also consult with staff at any time by calling
545-2224.
The Career Network offices are open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For further
information, contact the receptionist at One Career Center Way, tel. 545-2224.
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