eRecruiting Has A New NameOctober 13, 2005
OrangeLink, formally known as eRecruiting, is the new and improved Web-based system that offers Syracuse University students and alumni numerous career opportunities.
OrangeLink provides a full spectrum of resources relevant to the diverse population it serves. These include summer jobs, local part-time positions, internships, On-Campus Recruiting, entry-level and professional positions, fellowship information, calendar of events and research information. The newest component, Mentor @ SU, provides a database of more than 1,400 alumni, ready to offer students and other alumni valuable information on career options, job trends and advice on the college-to-work transition.
To use OrangeLink, visit http://syracuse.erecruiting.com. To get more information or register for an OrangeLink account, contact the Center for Career Services, 235 Schine Student Center, at (315) 443-3616.
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