STUDENT AND ALUMNI SERVICES |
Job Listings and On-Campus Interviews |
PantherJobs is the primary web based resource that connects UWM students and alumni with local and national employers through jobs postings, resume referrals, and on-campus interviews. Whether you are a current student looking for an on-campus job, part-time position, internship, or full-time employment or an alumnus looking for a new opportunity, PantherJobs, has something for you! |
The CDC website connects you to the primary online sites that post student jobs. However, keep in mind that not all on-campus and workstudy positions are posted online. Based on your interests, identify departments, offices, and professors you may want to work for and contact them directly to inquire about job opportunities. |
Personal Guidance |
Available to students and alumni by appointment. A counselor can assist you with...
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Available to students and alumni by appointment. A counselor can assist you with...
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CDC career counselors provide 10-15 minutes of assistance on resumes/cover letters, brief job search and interview related questions, and beginning career planning steps. Summer 2009 Express Lane Hours: Effective June 1- Aug 28, 2009
Effective Sept 1, 2009
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PantherNet is an online database of professionals who are willing to talk with UWM students and alumni to share first hand career information and advice, discuss skills for career success, and offer strategies for locating internships and full-time employment. PantherNet is not a job placement service and volunteers are not expected to offer employment opportunities. |
Courses and Workshops |
Ed Psy 101 - 2 credits - pass/fail course Learn About :
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In this free workshop you will identify what you want or need from a major/career and how to use that information effectively in your research and decision making. Specifically you will:
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In this free workshop you will learn techniques and strategies to research majors, careers related to UWM majors, and other careers you are interested in. Through both quick instructional formats and independent or assisted hands-on lab activities you'll have the opportunity to commit the time to that research you have been meaning to do. Hands-on lab sections will provide immediate assistance in resolving those research snags you encounter. This workshop is helpful for those choosing a major/career direction to those preparing for interviews. To reserve your spot, complete the online application form.
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Are you a freshman wondering how you are going to describe your classes to an employer someday? Are you a senior starting your professional interviews? Perhaps you are somewhere in between such as trying to get related work experience, getting ready to interview for internships, or planning to attend a CDC Career Day. Regardless of where you are in your academic or career pursuits, this free interviewing workshop is for you. This is not your usual interview workshop with information you can learn from a book. This workshop will help you to prepare to comfortably present yourself and what you have to offer. Attend this workshop to get a new perspective regarding the interview process and how you can make an interview work for you in more effective ways. To reserve your spot, email cdc@uwm.edu or call 414-229-4486. FALL 2009 WORKSHOPS
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This course for adults and alumni provides a combination of self-paced assistance and instructor support through email and telephone discussions. Self-assessment, career exploration, goal setting and job search strategies are major themes. |
If you have an audience, we have a speaker. Arrange a career related presentation for your student organization, academic class, residence hall, or group of friends. To bring a CDC speaker to your group you'll need at least 10 participants and a two-week advance notice. Your audience must be UWM students and/or alumni. |
Career Days and Job Fairs |
| These campus-wide events are free and open to UWM students and alumni. They offer you the opportunity to gather first-hand information about careers and jobs in business, non-profit, health care, education, military, and law enforcement as well as submit your resume(s) for summer jobs, internships, and part-time and full-time positions. |
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Spaights Plaza A this event, you can learn about campus jobs, student organizations, and UWM student services. |
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Wisconsin Room, UWM Union Information on preparing for the event and organizations registered to attend |
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Wisconsin Room, UWM Union Information on preparing for the event and organizations registered to attend |
11:30 AM - 3:30 PM Wisconsin Room, UWM Union Information on preparing for the event and organizations registered to attend |
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© Career Development Center, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Questions or Comments? Email: cdc@uwm.edu Last Updated: June 9, 2009 |