Our team is dedicated to offering individualized advising, along with a suite of new resources and workshops developed over the past few months to enhance your career development experience. From new tools like Vault Career Intelligence to a redesigned series of online workshops and presentations, we hope these new tools aid your ongoing professional development. We recognize that the career landscape continues to change and we pledge to assist you in navigating those changes.

As part of this pledge, we’ve significantly redeveloped our website to help you access the tools and resources you need, when you need them. We encourage you to explore our new Students page. If you have any questions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Now, more than ever, having a skilled workforce that can quickly adapt to change and critically evaluate modern issues is key to a business’ success. We encourage employers large and small to get involved with the Drew University community through one of our many employer-partner options:

• Host a Drew student as an intern or extern at your business;
• Participate in one of our online networking events;
• Contribute your expertise in an employer information session

We’re always happy to follow-up on a good idea; if there’s another way you’d like to get involved with Drew, feel free to email us at career@drew.edu!

Just because you’re no longer taking classes at Drew doesn’t mean our support to you ends. As a Drew graduate, you retain access to best-in-class career and professional development resources. Log into Handshake today to learn more about the different options available to you from our Handshake and GoinGlobal jobs databases to career guides from Vault. Still have questions? Check in with one of our Launch Catalysts to help plan your next move.

Looking to give back to the Drew community? Drew has joined the Bridges Alliance; a mechanism for alumni to develop and offer short, project-based mentoring opportunities to current Drew students. These mini-internships can be as short as 30 hours and help Drew students develop a host of transferrable skills that prepare them for the workforce. Visit DrewConnect for more information.