There is a multitude of ways in which employers can connect, recruit and engage with students. Learn how to post jobs and internships, attend career fairs and events and increase your brand presence on campus.
The Career Center primarily promotes full-time and internship positions for undergraduate students and recent alumni applicants. For details, please read below and review Lewis & Clark’s Handshake Guidelines
All full-time jobs, internships, and part-time jobs with a career development focus are posted through Handshake. It benefits employers to create an account and post positions in Handshake to ensure that you are recruiting the most qualified candidates. With a Handshake account, you have complete control over changes to the recruiting timeline or removal of the posting. Through Handshake, employers have one-click access to many private and public Oregon colleges and universities that utilize Handshake as part of the Oregon College Talent Network.
New Handshake users can go to Handshake and create a profile.
Existing Handshake users do not need to create a new account. Use your current login information, click on “Schools” on the left-hand menu and type in Lewis & Clark College in the search bar to “Request Approval”. Handshake offers step-by-step directions on how to post an active job to additional schools for assistance.
Should you need any assistance please contact careers@lclark.edu.
It is never too early to connect with top talent! Click on Get Involved above.
Tabling sessions and/or presenting on specific work-related content are low-cost ways to meet approximately 10-15 students in short or more lengthy conversations. Content presentations can be an individual-based or in a group based on the topic. Tabling takes place in one of our prominent academic buildings and/or the library to facilitate the most connections possible. Our office will reserve the space for you and promote the session to relevant student organizations, academic departments, on our website, and via social media.
The Career Center will assist you in any way we can to connect your organization with the best candidates.
The Career Center operates under the ethical standards for professional conduct set forth by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). In addition, the Career Center has established employer guidelines for the use of Handshake
All employers and third-party recruiting organizations that recruit Lewis & Clark College students and recent alumni are expected to follow the NACE Principles for Professional Practice. Any organizations that violate these principles and/or the guidelines to follow may have their recruiting privileges revoked.
For information about on-campus promotion, flyers, canvassing, or other inquiries, please visit the Student Engagement website.
