Ways To Partner
UNLV Career Services is committed to collaborating with faculty, staff, and departments across campus to prepare and support career-ready students and alumni. Providing excellent and inclusive career education is a community effort and we appreciate your commitment to ensuring every student can fulfill their personal and professional goals.
- Once your employer account is set up correctly (see the guide on how to get started on Handshake), you’ll be able to use it to post on-campus jobs.
- To post a job on Handshake, click the tab on the left hand side of your Handshake homepage that says “Jobs.”
- From the “Jobs” page, click on the blue button that says “Create Job.” The Handshake job builder will lead you through the process to complete your job posting.
- Make sure to indicate if this position is work-study or non-work study eligible.
The UNLV Micro-Internship program is a short-term experiential opportunity designed to provide students a chance to work in a project-based learning environment while exploring potential career paths and industries.
Career Services provides interactive, up-to-date career and professional development skills workshops focused on best practices and learning-outcomes. See the topics we offer and to schedule a workshop for your students.
We encourage faculty/staff to promote Career Services as a resource in your syllabus. Please use this blurb in your syllabus:
Your career starts on your first day at UNLV! Career Services is here to help you design your life, find a job or internship, and plan your career. Visit our website, set up your Handshake account, and bookmark the UNLV Career Toolkit. You can find us in SSC-A, Suite 201, call us at 702-895-3495, or email us at careerservices@unlv.edu.
You can also include the Career Readiness Competencies (NACE, 2019) in your syllabus to help students identify and articulate the skills they develop through their coursework.
Resources
Career Everywhere
UNLV Career Services is committed to collaborating with faculty, staff, and departments across campus to prepare and support career-ready students and alumnx. Providing excellent and inclusive career education is a community effort and we appreciate your commitment to ensuring every student and alum can fulfill their personal and professional goals. Below, you can learn more about our tools and resources to help you connect your work with students and alumnx to career.
Handouts for Activities
Resource Guides
- Bridging an Awareness Gap: Integrating Transferable Skills in Your Classroom
- LinkedIn: For Your Students
Extra Credit or Co-curricular Ideas
- Have your students or student staff complete the Become a Successful Job Hunter Certificate on LinkedIn Learning. Students, staff, and faculty can access all courses for free by logging in with their ACE account.
StandOut is a video interviewing tool that allows your students to practice their interviewing skills. StandOut can help students to:
- Become comfortable, competent, and confident with virtual interviewing
- Solidify their overall interviewing skills with free practice sessions