The Office of Student Employment in partnership with Career Services will transition to posting student employment opportunities from SUJobOpps to Syracuse University’s student career management resource, Handshake. Effective Thursday, Aug. 1, this transition will further empower students to apply for on- and off-campus jobs and internships while also centralizing all student career development opportunities on one platform.
“In a modern and mobile-friendly environment, Handshake provides students the opportunity to explore career development opportunities unique to Syracuse University and across the globe,” says Camille Donabella, director of the Office of Student Employment. “Our strengthened partnership with Career Services redefines student success at and beyond Syracuse University. It creates a strong foundation of support by blending Handshake’s student employment postings with the added values of career counseling, résumé reviews and networking events.”
The campus community is invited to attend interactive presentations on Handshake to learn how to post student employment opportunities. To help with planning, attendees are asked to complete the registration form. Additionally, please proactively create your employer account and bring student job posting details. Presentations will be hosted on Wednesday, June 26, in 009 Whitman School of Management building from 9 to 10 a.m. and 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
To request accommodations, contact the Office of Student Employment by Wednesday, June 19, at 315.443.2056 or cmbersan@syr.edu.
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