While the Career Services Center’s primary mission is to serve current students, alumni from Marquette University may also seek assistance. We offer the following services to Marquette University Alumni.

• Career Coaching– Through an off-campus referral
  
• Coping with Stress- Through an off-campus referral
• General Job Search Assistance– Through the Career Services Center
  
  
  • Resumes and correspondence
  • Interviewing strategy and preparation
  • Job search strategies
  • Graduate school decisions and application
  • Employer research
  • Salary negotiation

  Many of our resources are accessible through our website.
  
  Some resources require a password.
  Please call 414.288.7423 or e-mail career.services@marquette.edu to get your unique login information.

  • MU Career Manager (login and create your own account)
    • Alumni are encouraged to submit their resume for inclusion in the MU Career Manager program. This comprehensive online job search tool connects candidates with employers in three main ways. While the majority of position openings are entry-level, we speak with employers regularly who are looking for experienced professionals. This can serve as one source of position openings in your job search.
      
      
  • MU Alumni Career Gateway: (Call or email for login info)
    
    • Golden Eagle Search
      • Comprehensive web-crawler job search engine
      • Search internships and jobs by skill area from over 5 million national job postings
        
        
    • Vault: Access online through MU Connect
      • Online career library including company and career field information
      • Research employers, industries, and career subjects
        
        
    • Reference USA
      • Identify employers to actively pursue for positions
      • Research industries/companies; executives, corporations, company descriptions
      • Alumni: Please contact our office at 288-7423 to obtain a username and password in order to access Reference USA.
        
        
  • The Kimberly-Clark Career Library
    This center provides a wide variety of employment, career and graduate school information, including:
    • Subscriptions to newspapers, magazines and other periodicals that profile job vacancies
    • Industry information that include a variety of directories that help job seekers uncover potential employers in particular industries or in specific areas of the country
    • Graduate school and entrance exam information
    • Job search resources including sample resumes, sample letters, information about search strategies
    • Several computers for job search use, including access to a laser printer

Alumni as Employers: Is your organization looking hiring top-notch talent?  Check out our services to employers.  Perhaps we can help you hire a Marquette student or alum.

Career Coaching
More information at transitionwork.com

If your career transition is leading you to consider options in other career fields or to a path different from your past, the Marquette University Career Services Center endorses Transition Work. The Transition Work creative model is designed around career change from the inside out, first defining and expanding who you are and what you want before dredging through the visible job market hoping to snag something worthy of your risk.

Registration for Individual Services requires a free 15-minute phone consultation to establish scope of services and payment agreement. A typical arrangement will include four sessions at $150 each. These will include a comprehensive intake, career and personality assessments, options for achieving goals, individual activities, and follow up visits.

Additional services are available for those desiring more assistance.

For more information or to schedule a pre-registration consultation contact Dorothy Graham at 414-906-1612.

Coping with Stress
more information at www.marquette.edu/psyc/about/centerforpsychologicalservices.shtml

Dealing with a job loss can result in difficulties coping with stress surrounding finances, family, home-life, and other stressors. While the Career Services Center can help you with the logistics of conducting a job search, we recommend you visit the Center for Psychological Services for support in coping with stress.

The Center for Psychological Services (CPS) of Marquette University's Department of Psychology is dedicated to providing affordable and effective treatment to the general Marquette community, including its Milwaukee neighborhood. Like the University as a whole, CPS is dedicated to the principle of equal opportunity. CPS is staffed by Clinical psychology faculty and by graduate students, who are closely supervised by faculty.

The fee for services is established during this visit. Fees are determined by ability to pay. This is on a sliding scale that will not exceed $75.00 per session.

For more information or to schedule an appointment: 414-288-3487