The annual Employer Expo is Thursday, September 20th on campus! Who’s excited? We’ve got a ton of stuff going on around the fair so I’ll spare you my witty intros and get right to it. First of all – make sure you check which organizations are registered (so far) so you know what companies you will definitely want to hit and you can do some research on them (to help impress them!). Secondly – make sure you also check the BRIDGE for updates and more employer sessions Expo Prep Session & Resume Workshops Sept. 14 at 12 in ELC Gallery Theatre […]

This is a job opportunity for any recent grads who are looking for employment/service opportunities in the local area.  We know the job market is tough and this might be a good match for someone who is deciding what to do, wants work experience before grad school, or wants to stay in the Lewisburg area for a year or two. The Bucknell Office of Civic Engagement and the Department of Education are seeking a recent college grad or other qualified candidate to help us coordinate an after-school tutoring program with local schools and work on community service projects. This full-time […]

Postings for on-campus jobs can be found on the BRIDGE! To access the BRIDGE, log in to myBucknell: Go to Quick Links/Career Development Center/click BRIDGE Answer profile questions, land on BRIDGE homepage Scroll down and click “Campus Jobs” or “Work-Study Jobs” links There are several jobs listed with various departments with upcoming deadlines so don’t hesitate! Help: – Financial aid package-related questions (like work-study), contact finaid@bucknell.edu or call 570-577-1331 – BRIDGE questions, contact cdc@bucknell.edu or call 570-577-1238 If you get a job on campus, you will need to fill out several forms and bring a few identifying documents with you […]

The CDC Library recently purchased the following book. Come check it out! Teaching English Abroad, by Susan Griffith Totally up to date, Teaching English Abroad is a comprehensive guide to finding work teaching English as a foreign language. It provides real life accounts, vital advice and an extensive directory of jobs and EFL training courses around the world allowing both qualified and first-time teachers to discover and take fantastic work opportunities. CDC Library resources can be checked out for 7 days at a time.

We heard about 3 upcoming career fairs that are independent of Bucknell but open to all students and wanted to share the info: 5/2: Harlem Children’s Zone Teacher Recruitment Fair Wednesday, May 2; 4:30 – 7 pm; 35 East 125th Street, New York, NY 10035At the Harlem Children’s Zone, we do whatever it takes to ensure that all of our students successfully graduate from college and are ready for the high-skills job market. We support our students with an unprecedented array of free “wrap-around” services from pre-kindergarten classes to medical care, to healthy meals. Our teachers are provided with everything […]

Work with a friendly and energetic staff and enjoy the benefits of enhancing your own career decision making while helping other students do the same. Apply on the BRIDGE by March 6! Search Career Development Center on the BRIDGE and apply with a resume and cover letter for any and all positions that interest you. Positions are full the entire 2012-2013 academic year, but we are open at looking at resume and cover letters of students who cannot make this full year commitment.  Weekly hours are 8-10 a week with most work revolving around assisting students with career needs and […]

By Laura Carlson ’12 While many Bucknellians scope out jobs in typical places from NYC to DC, there are plenty of other fascinating cities out there with endless opportunities, dynamic cultures, and the same constant buzz you’d find in any booming city. We encourage you to check out some of these other wonderful cities for recent college grads, deemed as the most promising cities for recent graduates by BusinessWeek, Forbes, and many others. With a hefty blend of job openings, pay, affordability, young culture, and entertainment, these cities stand out as promising starting points for recent grads to consider when […]

We discussed Case Interviews, which is all well and good but not everyone will be subjected to a case interview so now I’d like to turn our attention to Behavioral Interviews. Behavioral Interviews, or Behavioral-Based Interviews (BBI), is a technique used by employers to learn about your past behavior in particular situations to help determine how you would perform on the job and fit into the organization. “Enthusiasts believe that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior…more recent behavior is a better predictor of future behavior than older behavior, and that long-standing trends are better predictors of behavior […]

D.C Career Fair Thursday, March 1st –Sign up Deadline is 2/22 6:00 – 8:00 pm GAO Building, 441 G Street NW, Washington, DC Transportation Available (Reserve your spot by 2/27) Registered Employers This exclusive Bucknell event offers students an opportunity to network with alumni, parents and representatives from the Government, Non-Profit and Public Affairs sectors about their career paths, organizations and any volunteer, internship and full-time opportunities they presently have or plan to have available in the future. Students must register on the BRIDGE and go to 1 of the 2 Prep Sessions: Monday, February 27,  5:00-5:30 pm, Olin 268 […]

  It’s raining Love! Find a job you love…to get money that you love…so you can spend it on someone you love (including yourself) at the Work Study & Campus Jobs Fair on Tuesday, February, 14th from 11 – 1pm in ELC Walls Lounge. Come and mingle with campus departments, and enjoy a VALENTINE’S DAY theme! The list of Part-time Work Study & Campus Jobs for students can be found anytime on the BRIDGE homepage or Jobs on Campus link in myBucknell. This list is updated regularly with department’s student employment needs and application instructions are provided with each listing. On the […]

On-Campus Recruiting is starting back up and I thought now would be a good time to talk about Case Interviews. You may have heard this term thrown around but do you really know what a case interview is? If you are hoping to go into the management, consulting or the investment banking area then you definitely NEED TO KNOW because a case interview will almost definitely be a part of your interview process. In a case interview the job applicant is given a question, situation, problem or challenge and asked to solve it. The case problem  or challenge is often […]

Excitement is in the air: Mad Men is set to return in March just in time for Don’s birthday! And for those hoping to turn into a real life Don Draper or Peggy I have even more good news for you – it’s time again for our 14th annual Communication & Arts Fair! Can you believe we’ve been doing this for 14 years? Me either. Here’s the deal: the purpose of this event is to offer students an environment to network with alumni, parents and representatives from the Communications(Marketing/PR, Advertising, Journalism, Publishing/Print Media, TV/Radio, Broadcasting) & Arts (Film /Video, Graphic […]

It’s not even your first full week of classes yet but we are getting right down to business here. Hopefully you’ve had a relaxing break and now it’s time to jump back into things – starting with the Internship & Job Fair on Tuesday, January 31st. The fair will be held in Davis Gym from 11-2:30 and we have several programs to help you get prepared: 1. Attend the Resume & Cover Letter workshop on Monday 1/23 at Noon in ELC 217 or at 5pm in Taylor 203. 2. Attend the prep sessions for the Internship & Job Fair on […]

Welcome back, after what was hopefully a relaxing and enjoyable winter break! The campus just wasn’t the same without you here. I could find parking but missed the New York Times; I could find a treadmill but missed the fitness classes; I could find a table at the Bison but missed fighting the crowd…err OK not really on that one but in short…we missed all of you! And now classes begin tomorrow and, if you haven’t started already, now is a good time to get moving on your internship or job search. Here’s three tips to get you started: Get […]

One week from today classes start up again. Now maybe that isn’t the best opening line I could use but it’s the truth.  I start there because I’m going to remind you about the on-campus Internship & Job Fair that we’ll be hosting on Jan. 31st. That may seem like a long time away but you know, as well as I do, that the minute classes start time flies. So I’m telling you now. Classes are starting and there’s a great fair coming up. And you don’t have to wait to be back in the bubble to start prepping for […]