Faculty & Staff

Career Center staff members are available to present workshops to classes, clubs, and living-learning communities.

• Visits can range between 15 and 90 minutes depending on the topic and are usable in lecture, workshop, or collaborative work formats.
• Visits can be tailored to a major and/or class-specific goal.
• We will meet with your class at its regular time, take attendance if needed, and present on a career topic of your choice.

We can present on a variety of topics depending on the audience’s level of knowledge about professional development.

Contact the career advisor for your college or click here to request a presentation.

Events are hard. They’re even harder if we don’t work together. Fortunately for us, they offer our students a prime opportunity to quickly accomplish a great deal when done right.

That’s why we’ve made it our policy to only plan/host events that include strong faculty support and follow a collaborative model. You can look at the overwhelming success of our annual Science & Technology Career Fair and see how effective this type of collaboration can be.

We know you’re busy and time is limited, so support looks different for each person: you can help us prepare your students, incentivize your students’ participation, participate in the event yourself, or even help plan the event. Whether it’s creating a guest speaker series, hosting a panel of experts, scheduling a ProVisit, or scheduling mock interviews, we can work together to create a successful event.

Contact the career advisor for your college to start the conversation.

Making career development a part of your curriculum or department programming is an excellent way to facilitate student success. We can provide training to you or your staff to help you deliver career-related topics to your students.

Contact the career advisor for your college to get started.

As we know, learning how to effectively advertise themselves to employers is one of the biggest challenges faced by our students, especially if they don’t understand how to talk about the value of their education. Inviting guest speakers to your class is one way to overcome this challenge.

We can help you connect with alumni and/or industry professionals willing to talk with your students about their career path, the work they do, or topics relevant to your class. Additionally, the Career Center staff are always willing to provide an exclusive workshop/presentation for your class on important topics such as internships, job search and interviewing.

Point of contact: Nate Bryant, Employer Relations Manager, nbryant2@ewu.edu

Point of contact: Romeal Watson, Internship Coordinator, rjwatson@ewu.edu

Phone: 509.359.6058 (Nate) or 509.359.4637 (Romeal)

Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Mon - Fri

We can provide assistance with building professional development components into your curriculum.

Contact the career advisor for your college to start the conversation.

Have you been wanting to connect with a certain employer, but don’t have the time? Let us do the work for you! If we don’t already have a connection, our team is more than happy to research and start a new employer relationship on your behalf.

Point of contact: Nate Bryant, Employer Relations Manager, nbryant2@ewu.edu

Phone: 509.359.6058

Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Mon - Fri

Our Internship Coordinator works with your designated faculty internship advisor for coordination and setup of your student’s internship experiences.

If an employer has shared a job or internship opening with you, we can help get the word out. We encourage all employers seeking to recruit Eagles to post on Handshake, but we can also help by promoting openings through social media and email depending on the position.

Contact the career advisor for your college for assistance.