Getting Support: Finding a Job

• Career Development and Student Employment
• Departmental and School Career Services

Career Development and Student Employment

• Career Development Center (CDC)
  Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
  625 North Jordan (10th & Jordan)
  855-5234
  
  Career Development Center provides comprehensive career planning to over 30,000 IU students. These career services include career counseling & drop-in advising, assessment inventories, career fairs, career panels, graduate school application preparation, an extensive career resource library, and listings for internships, part-time, work-study, and summer positions. First-year and sophomore students may enroll in Q294: Basic Career Development, an eight week, two credit course, which assists students with self-assessment and career exploration. Students wishing to receive internship credit for their experiential learning experiences may enroll in Q398/W499.
  
  
  
  • Career Counseling Services (CCS)
    855-1556
    Helps you make sense of the career planning process and to support you as you define, evaluate, and refine your career path.
    
    
  • Career Resource Library
    855-0527
    Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    IU’s most extensive and comprehensive collection of resources (over 5,000 items) for college major exploration and career planning.
    
    
  • Student Employment Office
    855-1556
    Assists full-time and part-time students and student spouses in finding employment to defray college expenses and gain significant work experience.
    
    
  • Arts and Sciences Placement Office
    855-0576
    
    Arts & Sciences Career Services provides services and resources for job search strategies and other post-graduate options to Arts & Sciences students. Services include resume & cover letter writing critiques, videotaped mock interviewing, listings for internships and full-time positions, career fairs, on-campus recruiting, and online recruiting. Juniors and seniors may enroll in Q299: Job Search Strategies for Liberal Arts Students, an eight week, two credit course, which assists students in the development of an effective plan for post-graduate success.
    
    
  • Employment for International Students and Global Careers

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Departmental and School Career Services

• Arts and Sciences Placement Office
  855-0576
  
  
• Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Career Services Office (UCSO)
  School of Business P101
  855-5317
  
  
• Chemistry Placement Office
  Chemistry 021
  855-2700
  
  
• Education Career Services Office (CS0)
  Education 1000 856-8506
  
  
• Department of Geological Sciences
  Geology 127
  855-7214
  
  
• Health Professions and Prelaw Information Center
  Maxwell Hall, Room 010
  855-1873
  
  
• Journalism Placement Office
  Ernie Pyle Hall 200
  855-1704
  
  
• Library of Information Science, School of
  Wells Library, Room 011
  855-2666
  
  
• Office of Career Services, School of Law
  Law 020
  855-0258
  
  
• Optometry Placement Office
  Optometry 310
  855-1917
  
  
• School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) Career and Alumni Services
  SPEA 200
  855-9639

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Last updated: November 16, 2010
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