The Career & Professional Development Office at SLU supports undergraduate, graduate, non-degree students, as well as alumni with all aspects of career exploration, job searching, as well as identifying and securing internship opportunities.
Students can select from a range of events and offerings including 1:1 meetings with a Career Counselor, Employer Events & Job Fairs, as well as career workshops and programming.
Contact
careerservices@slu.cuny.edu
SLU Career Services has transitioned to using Handshake, a student facing platform to streamline Career Services that are available to students and centralize the way SLU students access and apply to career and internship opportunities.
SLU students & alumni can use this platform to:
Handshake is available via web and as an iOS app and Android app.
Getting Started with Handshake
Career Corner: Summer 2026
Explore summer career resources, professional development opportunities, featured job openings, and practical steps students and alumni can take to prepare for the fall.
Career Quick Hits: July 2026
View a curated selection of July employment, internship, teaching, and student leadership opportunities shared by the SLU Office of Career Services.
Career Quick Hits: March 2026
Discover featured March opportunities in organizing, labor relations, public service, and CUNY fellowship and internship programs.
SLU’s Office of Career Services and Professional Development job digest provides a list of job and internship opportunities for current SLU students and alumni. The digest also highlights upcoming career events.
Thank you for your interest in partnering with SLU Career Services! We are proud to serve the needs of our students in creating and connecting them to competitive internship and employment opportunities. We offer a variety of customizable services and resources to meet your hiring needs, including hosting employer spotlights & career fairs, sharing open positions with our student body, as well as designing unique events.
Employer Spotlight
Nikki Neysmith has over ten years of human resources experience working at both not-for-profit organizations and New York City municipal agencies.
cheneyere.williamson@slu.cuny.edu
Cheneyere Williamson is a workforce development professional, with over a decade of experience providing career services to individuals looking to upskill and find new employment opportunites.