Career Services Center ready to serve
Whether you graduated in 2016 or 1986, Marquette’s Career Services Center provides a variety of professional development resources, including job openings, how to post for any level of employment opportunities within your organization and more. Here's how:
Marquette’s NEW career platform, Handshake, is live compliments of Uline! Handshake’s intuitive, mobile friendly platform is a great way to stay connected to the Marquette Career Services Center. Handshake replaced MU Career Manager in August 2016. Alumni can use Handshake to:
- Schedule career counseling appointments
- View job opportunities relevant to your career goals
- Receive updates from the Career Services Center
- Find resources and events specifically matching your career interests
- Follow and connect with your favorite employers; over 95,000 recruiters including over 50% of Fortune 500 companies use Handshake!
Join Marquette on Handshake today!
It’s easy to register for an account; just follow these steps:
Step 1: Log onto: https://marquette.joinhandshake.com/login
Step 2: Click “Sign Up for an account”
Step 3: Choose “Student/Alumni” for type of account
Step 4: Click Register a new account
Step 5: Create your new account, CSC will approve within 2 business days
Looking to hire?
Employers looking to hire Marquette students and alumni for internships and full-time positions can set up an employer account: https://marquette.joinhandshake.com/login. Visit the Employer Help Center or learn more or email the Career Services employer relations team.
Questions? Please contact the Marquette Career Services Center at career.services@marquette.edu or (414) 288-7423. We are open Monday – Friday,
8:30 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.
Kristin Adler is assistant director of Employer and Campus Relations at the Marquette University Career Services Center. She can be reached at kristin.adler@marquette.edu
RESOURCES
Looking for Your
Occupational Target
Having a clear sense of the type of job you’re seeking is critical.
By
Laura Kestner-Ricketts,
Marquette University Career
Services Center
Career health - strengthen your ability to journey down a career path
Traveling down a successful career path requires the right tools. Equip
yourself with these skills and qualities to establish a solid foundation.
By
Brian Noviskis, Bus Ad '82
Personal finance- the impact of big purchases
Planning ahead when making a significant purchase can help prevent bigger financial burdens down the road.
By Greg Noonan, Bus Ad '83
Step back and be quiet!
Step back and be quiet! Your ability to do that may be critical to your
success as a leader. A truly great leader knows the importance of having some
quiet time to reflect, as Chris Lowney points out in his wonderful book,
published by Loyola Press, "Pope Francis – Why He Leads the Way He
Leads."
By Mary Alice Tierney, Sp '72
LinkedIn metrics and ROI:
The 10 numbers you need
to track
Consider these ten metrics to help meet your Linkedin goals. By Wayne Breitbarth, Grad '86
Articulating your
transferable skills: a guide to building a functional
resume
Writing a functional or combination resume can help
highlight your skills. Learn how to create this new type of resume.
By Laura
Kestner-Ricketts, director, Marquette University Career Services
Career
health
It’s YOUR career. How healthy
is it?
By Brian
Noviskis, Bus Ad '82
The
easy approach to savings and finance
It's never too early to
establish or adjust budgeting and financial goals. Follow these easy steps.
By Greg Noonan, Bus Ad '83
If not here,
where?
If you are among the many professionals looking to pursue
new jobs in 2014, there are some key questions you should consider before you
make a change.
By Mary Alice Tierney, Sp '72
