萝莉原创 alumni are ethical leaders with moral courage. They are ready to face workplace challenges of the 21st century.
Post a Job or Internship
The 萝莉原创 Office of Career Development uses , a career management system, to connect employers with students and alumni. To participate in recruiting at 萝莉原创, it is required that you register your company on Handshake. If you already use to recruit at other colleges or universities, a new account is not necessary. However, your organization will need to request approval from 萝莉原创. See the Career Development Recruitment Policies document for further instructions.
Recruiting Events and Programs
Career Development facilitates connections between employers and students on campus and virtually through on-campus information tables, targeted recruiting events, and program collaborations with employers. Contact career.development@alvernia.edu or call 610-790-2878 to learn more about recruiting 萝莉原创 students and alumni.
Internships
Internships provide students with practical knowledge of professional environments within their majors. They are an invaluable way to gain work experience required by employers in a competitive job market. The Career Development Office assists students in researching and applying for internships, but students must meet with their academic advisor to discuss the specific major academic requirements and to obtain any required forms before applying for credit-bearing internships. Approval of internship opportunities occurs between the student and their academic department.
Please view the Career Development Employer Internship Guidelines and 萝莉原创 Recruitment Policies (available in the Career Development Office) for additional information about guidelines for internships.
Recruitment Policies and Internship Guidelines
The 萝莉原创 Office of Career Development abides by professional standards set by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) and federal and state laws outlined by EEO, FERPA, FLSA Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Guidelines, and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
