The Campus Recruiting Program is designed
to bring employers and students together during the students' final
year of study. It offers graduating students the opportunity of
interviewing, prior to graduation - on and off campus - for full
time positions with employers looking to hire St. John's graduates.
Representatives from many organizations come from a variety of
fields such as business, non-profit, government and
education.
You are strongly encouraged to utilize the
Campus Recruiting Program as the first step in your job
search.
All undergraduate
and graduate students can take part in this program during the year
that they are graduating. For example, all 2009 graduates (this
includes January 2009, May/June 2009, Sept. 2009) can start
interviewing during the Fall 2008 semester and continue through the
Spring 2009 semester.
How to Get Involved With the
Program
- Attend a required Campus Recruiting
Orientation seminar.
- Complete the Campus
Recruiting On-line Tutorial. The Tutorial is a PDF presentation
- you must have Adobe
Reader in order to view it.
- Download, print and submit to the Career
Center a signed On-Line Tutorial release
form.
- Have your resume reviewed and approved
by a Career Counselor.
- Register and post your resume
with on St. John's CareerLink.
How to Use the Program
- Access CareerLink
daily to submit resumes to companies recruiting on campus
(pre-select) as well as for interviews off campus (resume
drops).
- Check your e-mail daily
to hear from employers and learn important program updates from the
Career Center.
How to Get The Most From the
Program
- Research
each company you are interested in by clicking on the blue
hyperlink/company name from the Job Description.
- Attend open and closed information
sessions when offered.
- Schedule a Mock Interview
- Arrive for your interview
early and in proper interview attire.
- Send a thank you
letter.
The organizations
that participate are quite selective and the competition for
positions are keen. Therefore, students are strongly encouraged to
make use of the Career Center's job search
programs and other services.
Need Help?
If you have questions about navigating through
CareerLink, please contact the Career
Center.
Note
Failure to attend a scheduled interview will result in your
dismissal from the program. See
Cancellation and No Show Policy.