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Our hours:
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Call us:
360-438-4382
Email us

2012-2013 events
Be involved
Would you like to share your experience with students?
Call the Career Center about on-campus events.
Alumni services
The Career Center isn't just available when you were a
student but even as an alum too. We provide support for that
first job, career change or providing advice to the students
currently on campus.
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Saints4Hire -
employment opportunities with city, county, state, federal and
private employers are posted on the Career Center database. Updated
daily, these postings include part-time, full-time, summer,
seasonal, permanent, and temporary positions.
- Job search assistance - if you are searching
for a job, the Career Center can assist by connecting you with past
Career Fair participants, alumni, and other established contacts.
Contact the Career Center to discuss your interests and goals. For a
helpful list of job seeker links,
click here.
Interested in federal employment? Use these resources to begin your
search:
Federal resources
Working for the federal
government
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Alumni mentor program -
sign up through Saints4Hire to become a mentor to students who are
currently a student at SMU. You can be involved in numerous
different ways that work best for you.
- Career and Internship
Fair -
representatives from local, state, federal and private companies and
agencies participate in this annual Career Center activity.
Click to learn more.
- Resume and cover letter review -
e-mail your resume and/or
cover letter to the Career Center for a thorough review of content,
structure and format. Your resume and cover letters are your most
important marketing pieces. Resume and cover letters are typically
turned around in 24 hours.
- Graduate school testing information -
GRE: Graduate Record
Examination
GMAT : Graduate
Management Admission Test
LSAT: Law School Admission Test
MCAT:
Medical College Admission Test
- Career guidance testing and software -
information is available upon request. Testing is used primarily in
conjunction with freshman orientation classes.
- Career resource library - books on jobs,
resumes, career decision-making, scholarships, interviewing, cover
letters, various directories and similar subjects can be checked
out.