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Your LinkedIn profile is a professional landing page for you to manage your personal brand. A LinkedIn profile is a great tool for you to...

The Career Center builds upon advice from Career Contessa on interview questions you could expect during the pandemic.

Guest student blogger, Alexander Spivey, shares his story. It's rare, but I got involved with an internship that turned out to be a scam....

With the winter break behind you, welcome to the spring semester! Here are a few tips to help you start the semester off on the right...

Between finals and spring semester, there are almost eight weeks to enjoy during winter break. We suggest you use that time wisely, and...

Mental Health is a factor that affects students in many ways, including job and internship searching and the support they will look for from

Guest blogger, Janice Strain from Anchin, shares her perspective from Human Resources on the key skills employers look for in a candidate.

Regardless of your academic major or career interests, Handshake is a great place to start your job or internship search.

Cheryl McCue shares her insights on her new career path with Lehigh and the job outlook for Summer 2020.

It’s helpful to have a plan when job searching, and if you are seeking employment these steps should be part of your weekly schedule.

All summer you have options to connect to the Career Center including 1-on-1 appointments, drop in hours, webinars, virtual tools.

We started a conversation and asked alumni and recruiters to respond to the questions that many students are asking. Read their advice here.

Explore resources that connect students to remote work and consider opportunities that allow you to gain experience while working from home.

Guest blogger: Hayden O’Rourke, MA in Political Science, Class of 2020

There is a lot of uncertainty with the current job market, but this should not cause you to abandon your job or internship search.

Lehigh Connects provides a great way to network and communicate with the Lehigh Community, including alumni professionals.

The Center for Career and Professional Development has adapted virtual services to ensure continued support for your career needs.

Suggestions on the number of applications you should submit and an additional step in your job or internship you may not have considered.

Easy steps for reaching out after an application, interview or networking.

Cover letters are required for many job and internship applications, which means they are used to make hiring decisions.