We all know anecdotally that student employment makes a difference in our students’ development and their access to careers and lives of purpose, but we can now show exactly what that difference is at DU!
In the ever-changing galaxy of talent acquisition, one thing is clear: internships are crucial. The latest career outcomes data from DU’s Class of 2024 confirms what forward-thinking employers already know. Internships aren’t just a step in the journey, they’re the …
By Stacey Stevens
Stacey StevensExecutive Director, Employer Connections & Alumni Career Engagement
As we wrap up the 2024-2025 academic year, the University of Denver Employer Connections team is proud to highlight the numerous career development opportunities we’ve provided to students and alumni this year. Through a diverse range of events and programs, …
The Fall 2024 Student Employee’s Achieve (SEA) Badging Program concluded with a cohort of 27 student employees! Starting in October 2024, student employees from various offices around our campus joined The Office of Student Employment’s SEA Badge Program for trainings …
What is the impact of the recruiter on a job candidate’s view of the organization?
As the “face” of the organization, the recruiter influences students’ perceptions about the organization and the individual student’s potential place in it. …
By Stacey Stevens
Stacey StevensExecutive Director, Employer Connections & Alumni Career Engagement
Join the Office of Student Employment in celebrating our student employees and supervisors this National Student Employment Week, held between April 10th and 14th!
Throughout the Week
Here are our ideas for (free and low-cost) ways supervisors can show their …
Join the Office of Student Employment in celebrating our student employees and supervisors this National Student Employment Week, held between April 4th and 8th!
Throughout the Week
Here are our ideas for (free and low-cost) ways supervisors can show their …
One time in a job interview, the hiring manager asked me to tell them about myself. “Tell me about yourself” always feels like a loaded question. What, and how much, am I supposed …