We Value Your Partnership!

By engaging and collaborating closely with you as faculty and staff, the Center for Career Engagement (CCE) strives to grow and strengthen a robust WashU support network that truly meets students where they are for conversations about career – whether in the classroom, in residence halls, or elsewhere across campus.

Our Goal: A Collaborative Approach to Student Career Support

The Academic & Campus Partnerships team seeks to provide information and resources that increase the level of comfort and confidence of faculty and staff to have important career conversations, suggest relevant resources, or make referrals for career coaching. This team serves as a first point of contact for WashU faculty and staff who have questions about what the CCE offers or who are looking to partner with the CCE to integrate career related content or workshops into their classroom or campus programming.

How Can We Partner With You?

Request a “Meet the CCE” Presentation

The CCE is always happy to share an overview of services and resources.

Request a Career Program

Partner with the CCE to offer a program or workshop to meet the needs of your students.

Request an Alum or Employer Speaker

Connect with the CCE to invite an alum or employer partner to your classroom.

Join the Career Partners Quarterly Newsletter

Subscribe to the CCE’s quarterly email newsletter for faculty and staff to stay up-to-date on programs, resources and opportunities.

Leverage the Faculty & Staff Toolkit

This growing collection of career resources is being developed by our team based on needs shared by faculty and staff. We welcome your ideas!

Bring Career into Your Classroom

See how WashU faculty have infused career readiness into existing curriculum and learn about becoming a Career Innovation Faculty Fellow.



Partnership Spotlight

The CCE regularly collaborates with academic and campus partners to increase the spaces and opportunities in which students interact with career information, development and planning. Working together, we are building a culture of career readiness to engage with students early and often – and to meet students where they are. Some examples of partnership are below!

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Interning with the John Cranko School: Student Internship Spotlight

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 …

By Maria Bruns
Maria Bruns Assistant Director, Internships & Experiential Learning
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Interning with OT Sports Group: Student Internship Spotlight

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 Maria Bruns
Maria Bruns Assistant Director, Internships & Experiential Learning
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Partnership Spotlight: Beyond Boundaries and CCE Collaboration Highlights Interdisciplinary Exploration

The Beyond Boundaries program allows students to join an ecosystem of interdisciplinary scholars with the focus on solving problems through cross-discipline collaboration. To help align these experiences with professional exploration, Jenni Harpring, Program Director and Teaching Professor at the Brown …

By Erin Mitchener
Erin Mitchener Assistant Director, Academic Partnerships
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Updates from the Center for Career Engagement

Resources for Faculty & Staff

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