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What is OrangeLink?

OrangeLink is a web-accessible database system SU and ESF students can use to connect to:

On-campus recruitment announcements and online application processes coordinated through the Center for Career Services

Internship opportunities

Off-campus interviewing opportunities

Entry level positions nationally and internationally

Upstate New York job listings

Employer presentations

Information about career fairs, workshops, and other career-related events

Alumni mentors


How can students learn to use OrangeLink?

Workshops are offered periodically by the Center for Career Services and members of the Career Services Network. Checking the Calendar of Events on this site will alert students to programs already scheduled.

Individual assistance can always be obtained at the Center (235 Schine Center) and in the career offices in students' home colleges. Assistance can be had from Jackie Shiel, Recruiting Assistant, at 315 443-9093 or by email. Students may also use our Quick Start Guide (PDF) to get started.

Why should students use OrangeLink during their years at SU?

Aside from the obvious benefits of access to the items above, OrangeLink also facilitates the career advising that occurs across the Career Services Network. Career services professionals can track their involvements with students, examine their resumes online, connect students to additional university resources, and take a more proactive outreach effort toward both individual as well as groups of students. OrangeLink provides a beneficial complement to the specific assistance and activities that are provided in the college-based career offices and in the all-university offices of the Network.

When should a student connect with OrangeLink?

Ideally students should be interacting with the Career Services Network in their first year at Syracuse, so their interaction with OrangeLink should coincide with their other career-related activities.