Registration for On-Campus Interviews
To participate in campus interviews, you will need to register with Career
Services.
Summer Jobs and Internships
Diverse opportunities are posted in Lehigh Listings, in the Career Library
and on the Network Server.
Part-Time Employment
Information on career-enhancing part-time jobs for students in local businesses
and industries is also available. Students can gain experience by working
in paid and/or volunteer jobs from 5 to 20 hours per week throughout the
year.
Network Server
On Lehigh's homepage under the departmental listing of Career Services
you will also find the following information:
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On-Campus Interviewing Schedule.
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Employer Presentation Schedule.
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Workshop Calendar.
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Job Listings - entry-level, summer, internships, part-time, advanced level.
Pre-Professional Advising
(Law and Medicine)
Information, advising, workshops and news letters are provided for students
seeking careers in the law and health professions: school catalogues and
information on graduate programs are on file in the Career Library.
Workshops
Sessions designed to assist you with career planning and decision making
are available. Topics include resume and letter writing, interviewing techniques,
job search strategies, summer jobs, preparing for graduate school, self-assessment
and decision making. Workshop schedules are posted in LUCIE, on the Network
Server and in Career Services.
Mock Interviews
Group as well as individual sessions offering opportunities to review interviewing
are available by registration at the main desk.
Career Counseling
Staff are available by appointment for all undergraduate and graduate students
to discuss any of your career-related questions. Topics can range from
exploring interests and options to targeting specific employers and graduate
programs.
Exploring Self and Career Options
Counseling and self-assessment guides are available to assist in identifying
interests, abilities, skills and values.
Career Library
A wide collection of print and video resources is available on the subjects
of career planning, career fields and employers, graduate and professional
schools, job listings and employer brochures. Specific information includes:
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Information on Career Fields: Business, Communication, Education, Environmental
and Physical Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science and Math, Fine Arts,
Architecture, Government, Public Affairs, Law, Health, Human Services,
International Affairs, Leisure and Recreation, and more.
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Graduate and Professional School guides, catalogues, test registration
bulletins and sample tests.
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Resume, interview and job search information.
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Market trends and salary information.
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International, national and state business and industrial directories of
employers.
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Literature files for 500 employers.
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Videotape collection: employer and graduate school information; instructional
tapes on resume writing, interviewing and the job search.
Lehigh University Career Advising
Network-(LUCAN) Direct
A data base of alumni career advisors who offer career-related advice is
available. See the Career Librarian in the Career Library for more information.
Job Notices
Specific employment opportunities are posted in the Career Library binders,
on the Network Server and in Lehigh Listings.
Employer Presentations
Sessions offered by employers from October-April on employment opportunities
within their organizations. Schedule of presentations is posted in LUCIE,
on the Network Server and in Career Services.
Career Fair (September)
This event offers opportunities to discuss employment, internships and
general career information with potential employers.
Critiques
Staff reviews drafts of resumes, letters and applications. Drop off at
main desk for a prompt return.
Graduate School Application
and Testing
Information bulletins for the GREs, GMATs, LSATs, DATs, and MCATs are available
in the Career Library. Career Services offers on-site administration of
the GREs, GMATs and LSATs.
International
Students
Workshops and other resources are available to assist foreign national
students with their job search. Bulletins for the TOEFL exam are available
in the Career Library. |
