Job Postings and Internships
Ohio State is excited to announce our new partnership with Handshake, a modern platform for college recruiting. Handshake is a career-networking platform for Ohio State and recent graduates to connect with employers and internship sites in the corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors that are interested in recruiting Ohio State students. New Handshake accounts are now accessible to students or employers by clicking on the appropriate link below. Feel free to contact handshake@osu.edu with questions.
First, be sure to start with Handshake for Students, Alumni and Employers
www.ohiomeansjobs.com (jobs within the state of Ohio)
https://ohiomeansjobs-allen-county.com (jobs within Allen County)
www.hometownopportunities.com (positions in Auglaize, Darke, Mercer and surrounding counties)
Job Seekers with Disabilities
Spherion Staffing and Recruiting
Parker Dewey - Find Micro Internships and Gig Opportunities
Parker Dewey is a network of highly-motivated Career Launchers and business professionals working together on Micro-Internships. As a consulting firm, Parker Dewey helps companies more effectively complete tasks and improve hiring. They do this by contracting with college students and recent graduates who want to work on short-term, professional projects so that they can generate income while demonstrating capabilities and gaining practical experience. Find paid, short-term projects through Parker Dewey's website.
Click here for a link to sample resumes and cover letters.
To schedule an appointment please contact Rachel Richardson by emailing richardson.607@osu.edu.
Individual interviewing skills can easily be enhanced by participating in mock interviews or attending Lunch & Learns.
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Alumnifire is an online professional networking and mentoring tool for Ohio State alumni, students and staff to exchange industry expertise and career advice. Get connected with Alumnifire and join this powerful Buckeye network. Learn more »
For questions or additional information feel free to contact us at 614-292-3314 or 800-635-8944.
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Finding an employer match for an internship may seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be.
- Contact your Office of Career Development and Engagement by e-mail Rachel Richardson or phone at 567-242-7333;
- Search for Internships at the following sites: Handshake, Hometown Opportunity,Ohio Means Jobs Allen County, Ohio Means Jobs, ZipRecruiter
- Other ways to find an internship include:
- Academic networks: professors, classmates, academic advisors, resident advisors, Ohio State alumni
- Social networks: family, friends, neighbors, clubs/extracurricular organizations
- Community networks: religious affiliations, volunteer organizations, professional associations
A job/internship fair brings together job seekers and employers with a variety of opportunities. A job fair is one of the quickest ways to get connected with an employer, and there is often more than one way to get a job through a job fair.
Job/internship fairs represent an opportunity to:
- Establish contacts and build a job search network
- Explore opportunities available in your field
- Gather information about companies
- Submit your resume and/or arrange for interviews
- Find a job or internship
- Meet with new and less familiar companies in your field
Watch this 3 minute Buckeye OnPACE video to learn more about how to navigate a job fair.
For a full listing of career fairs at The Ohio State University, including the Lima Campus, click HERE.
Contact Rachel Richardson, the Office of Career Development and Engagement manager, with any questions you may have, to schedule an individual appointment for a resume review or to brush up on job fair preparation strategies by e-mailing Richardson.607@osu.edu or calling 567-242-7333.