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Graduation brings with it big changes. Whether you plan to join the workforce or head to graduate school, these pages will help you transition to life after Clark.
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Finding a Job: Full-time jobs and career positions
Part-Time Jobs | Full-Time Jobs | Research Employers | Networking | Job Fairs
First impressions are everything!
Read how to Dress for Success.
Services
Individual Counseling. Counselors are available to help you through each stage of the
assessment, exploration, experiential and decision making stage. Call us at 508-793-7258 to
schedule your individual appointment today!
Critique Service. Drop off your resume or cover letter at Career Services and get
feedback on how to make it more targeted and professional. Pick it up in just two working days.
Mock Interviews. While a resume may get you the interview, the interview will be the
deciding factor in whether or not to hire you. Mock interviews help you improve your
interviewing skills before entering the job market. Get inside tips on how to prepare and
present yourself and the critical feedback you need to succeed.
Job & Internship Postings. We post many new jobs and internships each
week. The majority of our postings can be viewed on
the Clark Recruiter.
Please read our Privacy Policy for the
Clark Recruiter.
Recruiting Programs. Each year employers visit campus to interview students for full-time
positions and internships. Organizations visiting campus in previous years have included
EMC, Arthur
Andersen LLP, BASF Biotech, Public Consulting Group, the Peace Corps, Toward Independent Living
and Learning and many more. If you are interested in on-campus recruiting please contact
Career Services 508-793-7258, careers@clarku.edu.
Career Fairs. Job fairs are conducted throughout the academic year to allow students
to network and to conduct their job search. The Clark Career and Summer
Internship Fair is held every year in February and typically attracts more than
30 employers and 300 students.
Clark belongs to several consortia that expand our
students' presence among employers. The Colleges of Worcester Consortium (COWC) conducts an
annual career fair in the spring featuring more than 100 employers. The
Big Apple Recruiting Consortium (BARC)
includes nine highly selective, small, private liberal arts colleges and coordinates an annual
event in February that allows Clark students to interview with prominent advertising, publishing and
communication firms in New York City. The
Liberal Arts Recruiting Connection (LARC)
conducts a job fair in Boston every year in November with top organizations representing
companies throughout the United States. In addition, Career Services receives information on many career
fairs throughout New England. Check our bulletin boards for details.
Watch for information on upcoming Career Fairs and Special Events in the
Calendar of Events section of this website.
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