We are glad you’re here!

Your career isn’t one decision. It’s a journey you’ll take one step at a time – with each experience offering new insights and possibilities. Start where you are, and we’ll walk alongside you.

It’s never too early or too late to connect with us. Our career communities and nationally-certified career coaches are here to support you – both as a student and as an alum. 


Get the Support You Need

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Career Peers are available at all CCE locations to answer questions, review resumes and assist with scheduling.

Meet our Career Peers >

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Stop by and speak with a coach during career community drop-in hours. No appointment necessary.

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Book a 30 or 50 minute personalized career coaching appointment either in person or via Zoom.


Where to Find Us

Campus map showing CCE locations in Knight Hall Suite 210, Bauer Hall Suite 250 and the primary location in Danforth University Center Suite 110. Office hours are 9am - 5pm. Career peers are available during office hours and can help you make an appointment anytime.

Come see us Monday through Friday in the Danforth University Center or our satellite offices in Knight and Bauer Hall.

We also offer scheduled appointments in Brown Hall and Steinberg Hall.

Whether you’re just starting out, exploring several possibilities, pivoting, or making your next big leap, the CCE is ready to help.


Updates from the Center for Career Engagement

Center for Career Engagement to celebrate National Student Employment Week

The Center for Career Engagement (CCE) will join colleges and universities across the country in celebrating National Student Employment Week April 13–17, recognizing the invaluable contributions of student employees and the campus partners who support them.

Throughout the week, the CCE will …

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Share Your Summer Experience!

Summer is a great time to grow, explore career paths, and gain hands-on experience. Whether you are completing an internship, working a summer job, conducting research, taking courses, or volunteering, your experience is valuable!

The Center for Career Engagement wants …

By Center for Career Engagement
Center for Career Engagement
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WashU named in top 10 list of private New Ivies by Forbes

By Casey Jenkerson
Casey Jenkerson
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