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UNDERGRADUATE
GAINING PRE-GRADUATION EXPERIENCE
Pre-graduation experience is
a crucial component for undergrads in making solid career choices
and attracting attention from employers and other providers of
post-graduate opportunities. The purpose of this section is to
alert students to the many opportunities available through Syracuse
University offices.
Internships | Additional Campus Resources
OrangeLink
https://syr-csm.symplicity.com/students/
This site allows
Syracuse students and alumni to participate in on-campus recruiting,
pursue other posted jobs and internships, identify alumni mentors,
research career fields and employers, and much more. Follow login
instructions on the site.
Internship Services, Center for Career Services
235 Schine Center 443-4271
ccsintps@syr.edu
CCS coordinates students' pursuits of internships during both the academic year
and during summers, in the Syracuse community and across the nation, both for credit and not for credit.
Although not always
paid, students nonetheless gain insights into career options,
observe and contribute to "real world" problem solving,
and generate contacts and footholds in many types of settings.
SU Abroad
106 Walnut Avenue 443-3471
http://suabroad.syr.edu
As part of its efforts to provide learning opportunities across
the globe, SU Abroad assists students to secure internships in international
settings. Given the impact of global markets on the careers of
the future, students who pursue these opportunities may enhance
their career options immeasurably.
Students should also check departmental and
home college career offices for other programs or listing resources.
Additional Resources
The iLearn Program
300 Hall of Languages 443-7192
http://ilearn.syr.edu
The popular iLEARN programs helps students complement traditional
classroom and laboratory work with independent experiential learning
opportunities. This array of opportunities includes the Soling
Program, the Undergraduate Research Program, the Mock Trial program,
the Ruth Meyer Research Scholarship and the Allport Project. Some
eligibility restrictions exist.
Maxwell in Washington Undergraduate Semester
Department of International Relations, 225 Eggers Hall
http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/ir/GlobalProgramsPages/undergraddcsemester.asp
Internships and networking are highlights of this progam.
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