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 …
The WashU Center for Career Engagement has been selected as a recipient of the inaugural 2025 Best University–Corporate Partnership Award by AUCA. American Universities in China Association (AUCA) is a non-profit organization comprised of professionals who represent international higher education …
The Center for Career Engagement will host the 2025 Career Expo on Wed., Sept. 17 and Thurs. Sept. 18 from 3-6 p.m. at the Athletic Complex on the Danforth Campus.
“The Career Expo brings hundreds of employers to WashU to …
In November, the National Association of Colleges and Employers reported that employers plan to hire 7.3% more new graduates from the class of 2025 than they did from the class of 2024. Today, the outlook for new grads looks much …
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 …
This past summer (summer 2025), Ashley Taylor got the wonderful experience of interning at the John Cranko School. This is the official school of Stuttgart Ballet, which is renowned worldwide for its Vaganova technique training and preparing its students to …
The Julian Edison Department of Special Collections at Olin Library collects, preserves, promotes, and makes accessible rare, archival, and primary source materials that enrich teaching, learning, and research for the university community and beyond. Their collections are available to individual …
by Shivy Mannengi, a Tech, Data & Engineering intern
Welcome back to the world of career prep through the eyes of a fellow student!
If you’ve spent time at career fairs, info session, or coffee chats, you have most likely …
The Health Promotion department works to create a campus culture in which health and well-being are intentionally embedded throughout campus. They cultivate collaborative relationships throughout campus to increase awareness of resources, provide health education, promote suicide prevention training, and work …
The Taylor Family Center for Student Success (TFCSS) is a department within WashU Student Affairs that supports first-generation and/or limited-income students to reach their goals. Programming offered through the Taylor Family Center provides opportunities for students to connect with mentors, …
This past summer (summer 2025), Michael interned at The OT Sports Group, a sports agency that services both amateur and professional athletes. As an intern, Ostrower’s work focused on strategy and market trends, including time spent in New York City, …
by Shivy Mannengi, a Tech, Data & Engineering intern
Welcome back to the world of career prep through the eyes of a fellow student!
A question that I hear consistently from WashU students is simple but very loaded:
“Am I …
1. Research three to five firms beforehand
You won’t be able to visit every firm at the fair but check who will be attending on Handshake and pick 3-5 firms to research thoroughly. Explore their websites, note exceptional projects, and …
This past summer (summer 2025), AnnLauren had the opportunity to serve as a Legislative Intern in the Office of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in Washington, D.C. The role allowed her to be immersed in the day-to-day work of a Senate …
