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We know Job & internship searching can be stressful at times but the Career Center is here to help you develop your job & internship search plan.
Step 1: Determine your career criteria.
Step 2: Research fields, job titles, and industries.
Step 3: Build Your Brand! Network, Network, Network!
Step 4: Practice your interview skills.
Step 5: Begin your job search
All WP Students have Handshake Accounts, students can access their accounts using their WP username and Password.
Other Jobs Boards
Our student staff is central to work that we do in the Career Center, from staffing our front desk to providing career guidance to fellow WP students to managing our social media platforms. Our students are here to help you along your career journey! Got Questions? Stop by and meet our Student Career Team in the Career Center, University Student Center, Room 301, or email us at CareerDevelopment@wpunj.edu
• Peer Career Leaders
• PR & Social Media Interns
• Join our Student Team
• Would you be interested in being a part of our Team?
Positions are available every semester, and students can apply by submitting their resumes to Alma Diaz & Debbie Feingold, and Sonia Wilson at Careerdevelopment@wpunj.edu.
Employment Opportunities will be posted online by the hiring departments at the beginning of the semester and will stay posted until the position has been filled. Federal Work Study jobs on this site will be listed with FWS or Federal Work Study in title. You can apply to as many jobs as available. Do not apply to a job without first completing a workshop or webinar because it will delay your job application. Here is the employment link: Workday
The Community Based Federal Work-Study Program is an opportunity to earn money and gain related experience in the community while you are completing your degree at William Paterson University. The goal of this program is to provide you with meaningful service and learning experiences relevant to your field of interest while supporting the work of non-profit, educational, and government organizations.
Students who are federal work-study eligible have the option of participating in the off-campus community service program. These positions would allow students to work in local non-profit organizations as their federal work-study placement. These positions allow students to work a maximum of 20 hours per week and earn up to $16.00 per/hour. To learn more about the community-based service program please schedule an appointment with Sonia Wilson by calling the Career Center at 973-720-2282 or via email at Wilsons181@wpunj.edu
If you’re applying for a Federal Work-Study position, please make sure to attend a Federal Work Study Student Employment Workshop or watch the webinar.
