SPRING 2021 PLAN:
With the Fall semester well underway, the College has announced the Spring calendar and plans. See our announcement on the Spring calendar. The College is prepared to welcome community members back to campus for the Spring semester with current safety precautions still in place and in accordance with current guidance from the State of New York. For questions and other communications related to the coming academic year and campus reopening, email COVID-19@mville.edu. Safety policies and protocols can be found here.
Our goal as Manhattanville College’s Center for Career Development is to help students to apply their liberal arts education and co-curricular experiences to anticipate the future world of work advancing their career goals over a lifetime
Mission:
The Center for Career Development (CCD) supports and empowers students and alumni to make important decisions that integrate academic studies and life experiences with career planning. We strive to promote faculty, alumni, and employer partnerships to generate opportunities that help students and alumni to discover their career potential and meet their career goals.
Purpose:
The Center for Career Development works with students to advance academic and personal experiences into experiential learning opportunities. Our friendly, professional staff offer a complete lineup of both personal services and online resources to help prepare students and alumni for a great future and a meaningful career.
Philosophy Statement:
Our approach to career planning is developmental. In today’s competitive market, we are committed to excellence through continuously improving our efforts to educate and prepare our students and alumni to anticipate the future and become collaborative contributors in the global community. We achieve this through individualized career exploration counseling, self-assessment, skill development, and utilizing internship and job search strategies that empower students to take ownership in their personal and professional success.
We appreciate the opportunity to educate students about the job-search process, teach them skills, and make them aware of career resources.
Presentation Topics
Sample topics include, but are not limited to:
- How to Choose a Major
- Resume Writing
- Cover Letter Writing/Professional Correspondence
- Navigating Handshake
- How to Find a Summer Job or Internship
- Interviewing Skills
- How to Make the Most of a Career Fair
- Building a LinkedIn Profile
- Dress for Success
- Networking Tips & Personal Branding
- Business Etiquette
- Job Search Strategies (Internet included)
- Graduate School Preparation
How to request a presentation:
- In order to best accommodate your request, please make your request at least two weeks in advance. Sometimes we are able to accommodate last-minute requests, however, that is dependent on the time of year.
- E-mail the Career Center or call 914-323-5484 with:
- preferred day(s) and date, class time, and location
- the size of your class and composition (graduate, undergraduate, class year, majors)
- your contact information
- A counselor will then be in touch to confirm and finalize the program details.