Welcome Faculty & Staff!
There are several ways to partner with the Career Center to ensure your students are career-ready and civic-minded. Below is a list of successful partnership ideas. Please contact the Career C enter to discuss a personalized plan for your class, (717) 477-1484.
Classroom Presentations
Throughout the academic year, we offer a variety of classroom presentations on diverse topics, including resumes, cover letters, interviewing, graduate school search, etc. If you are interested in requesting a workshop, please complete the form at the very bottom of this page or call (717) 477-1484 for assistance.
Mock Interview Module
The Career Center offers students a Mock Interview Module through Big Interview. With over 1,500+ questions, students are able to practice and record their interview answers and receive feedback from a Career Counselor, faculty member, or staff member. Mock Interviews can be tailored to specific majors, classes, and areas of study. Please call the Career Center at (717) 477-1484 for further assistance.
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