ENHANCE YOUR STUDENT PIPELINE: HIRE A VIKING!

GRADUATES FROM AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR YOUR WORKFORCE.

Our graduates will fill your skills gap and enhance your talent pipeline.

Well-Rounded Graduates: Through our new general education

curriculum and other innovative academic approaches, we

offer a unique brand of public higher education that inspires

students to reach higher and achieve more. This approach,

coupled with the fact that a majority of our students work

at least 20 hours a week on campus and off, means that

Salem State students have the skills critical for success.

Emphasis on Student Outcomes: Through strengthened

employer relations, we have built robust programs in

leadership, career preparedness, civic engagement,

and other critical life skills for our students.

Shared Responsibility: At Salem State, the successful

career outcomes of our students are everybody’s

business. Through collaborative efforts between academics,

alumni relations and employers, we support each other

in efforts to prepare students for the job market.

Diversity: Students are prepared for the global economy by

attending the most diverse state university in Massachusetts.

CAREER SERVICES

Expanded Capacity

Career Services is getting

more resources: staff,

funding, technology

improvements, and more.

Employer Focus

Proactive outreach, strategic

alliances and engagement with

employers is the top priority.

New Programming

Comprehensive career readiness for

students, employer-led workshops,

speed interviewing, alumni-focused

programs, intensive student

pre-career fair prep, year-long

employer recruitment, are just a

few initiatives that are underway.

Career services assists students and alumni/

ae with identifying and defining their career

goals by engaging in a comprehensive career

development process. In collaboration with

the external community, we provide industry

trends and insights to enrich the academic

experience. Through partnering employers

with the university, we bridge the gap between

academia and the world of work through

professional interactions, internships and

career opportunities that contribute to a

diverse, high quality workforce.

EMPLOYER RELATIONS

Making Connections between Students and Employers

We want to engage, partner and

collaborate with employers to build

relationships that contribute to your

success and ours. Here’s how:

• Free Job Posting Services

• Internship and Career Fairs

• On-Campus Interviews

• Class Presentations

• Student Club Presentations

• Guest Speakers-Career Prep Week

• Resume Collection

• Company Site Visits

• Company Information Tables

• Social Media Engagement

RECRUITING SCHEDULE

Fall Semester (Mid-October to Mid-November)

Primarily reserved for accounting firms who

are able to commit to June hires and for

companies that are seeking students who

will finish their coursework in December.

Spring Semester (Mid-March to Mid-April)

Open to May graduates who are

seeking a June start date and

those students seeking internship

opportunities for the summer or fall.

STUDENT PROFILE

Salem State students and alumni

are pursuing the American dream:

• 33 percent are the first in their

family to attend college

• More than 80 percent work during

their undergraduate studies

• 25 percent undergraduate and

14 percent graduate self-report

as being students of color

• More than +42,000 alumni live

in the greater Boston region

• 7,600 undergraduate:

• 39 percent male/61

percent female

• 1,600 graduate and

professional students:

• 22 percent male/78

percent female

• Over 65 Student Organizations

Accounting Association encourages professional interest among students preparing for careers in accounting.

ALPFA Salem State works with the ALPFA nationwide organization as a Salem State University chapter promoting ALPFA’s mission of creating opportunities, adding value and building relationships while expanding job and leadership opportunities through the ALPFA network both on and off campus.

American Advertising Federation encourages students to protect and promote the well-being of advertising.

American Marketing Association exposes students to the practical and ethical practices of marketing in the business world.

Association of Computing Machinery encourages a greater interest in computing and its applications, as well as the educational and entertaining aspects of computing culture and other interests within the group.

Biological Society offers opportunities for students to expand their knowledge of biology.

Chemistry Society provides opportunities to further investigate the field of chemistry, including all applications of science.

College Democrats of Salem State University works to advance the policies and ideals of the Democratic Party at Salem State University, the City of Salem and the State of Massachusetts.

GROUPS AND CLUBS

Salem State University Book Club enriches people’s lives and allows them to expand their usual reading list.

Salem State University College Republicans provides the opportunity to connect and speak freely about politics.

Salem State University Psychology Club discusses topics of psychology in a relaxed setting and learn about the most recent psychological research.

Salem State University American Sign Language Club provides an active forum for those who want to learn and/or improve their signing skills.

Spanish Club creates linguistic and cultural awareness on campus and promote the study of foreign languages and expand cultural interest amidst the student body and abroad.

Sports, Movement, Science Club creates a sense of community, academic and social enrichment within the sport and movement science department.

Student Action Resource Team (S.T.A.R.T.) enhances an awareness of the field of social services among students.

Students for Liberty at Salem State promotes the political philosophy of liberty, related subjects, and the general principles of liberty.

Student Nurses Association serves as the governing and representative organization for nursing majors.

United States Institute for Theatre and Technology enriches the educational experiences of the technical theatre students and spreads knowledge about theatre technology to the rest of the school population.

CLUB SPORTS

Cross Country Running Club provides students with running opportunities.

Ice Hockey Cheerleading Builds and promotes school spirit during Salem State University hockey games.

Rugby Club promotes the rugby union football on campus and the North Shore area of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as well as encourages participation and involvement of as many students on the campus of Salem State.

Salem State Spirit Squad builds and promotes school spirit during Salem State University basketball games.

Ultimate Frisbee Team provides students with the opportunity to play organized ultimate Frisbee on a team.

GREEK ORGANIZATIONS

Alpha Sigma Phi FraternityPhi Sigma Sigma SororitySigma Alpha Epsilon FraternityTheta Phi Alpha

Computer Programming Club brings students interested in programming together within the Salem State community. It also helps to raise awareness of computer science issues and matters.

Criminal Justice Academy enhances student’s awareness in the field of criminal justice through group activities, guest speakers and field trips.

Earth Science Association promotes and conducts educational activities about geological sciences and the earth.

Economics Club encourages the understanding of economics in theoretical and practical applications.

Exercise Science Club guides and supports the academic and professional development to students with the exercise science concentration and any other student of Salem State University with an interest in the field.

Finance Association provides learning experiences, career awareness and networking opportunities for students.

French Club promotes further knowledge and awareness of French and francophone cultures.

Historical Association engages students in historical study and discussion.

Honors Program Advisory Council supports the intellectual and social growth of the members of the Commonwealth Honors Program.

Hospitality Management Student Association improves knowledge about the hospitality field while providing educational activities that connect to the community.

Italian Club promotes further knowledge of Italian culture through films, excursions, presentations, and discussions. The club also provides students and faculty opportunities to communicate in Italian. Philosophy Club encourages philosophical engagement, critical thinking and critical awareness. Holds events that promote philosophical discussions.

Political Science Academy promotes political thought and discussion through speakers, trips and model U.N. competitions.

Pre-Health Professions Society acts as a resource and a supportive community for those pursuing careers in the health sciences and medicine.

Pre-Law Society provides opportunities to learn about law school and careers in the legal profession and to educate the campus community about contemporary and historical issues under the law.

Public Relations Student Society of America provides scholarships, internships, leadership workshops, networking, travel opportunities, and job placement assistance in public relations.

GROUPS AND CLUBS

Student Commuter Association represents interests and provides activities for commuter students.

Student Veteran Organization provides support and a social network for those who are in the military or interested in joining the military.

RELIGIOUSLY AFFILIATED GROUPS

Hillel provides the university community the opportunity to expand their knowledge of Judaism through celebrating and learning the holidays, presenting student-run services, as well as attending services on campus and hosting guest speakers.

Intervarsity Club establishes a community of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord.

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL GROUPS

African Student Union fosters awareness of African issues and helps to unite African students within the Salem State community.

Asian Student Association provides activities for students to have a better understanding of different Asian ethnic backgrounds.

Florence Luscomb Women’s Center operates as a resource and referral service for women with a diversity of needs.

International Student Association fosters international awareness and cultural exchange between all members of the university.

Latin American Student Organization promotes interest among students in Hispanic history and culture by sponsoring educational, cultural and social events.

Multicultural Student Association Provides students with an avenue whereby they can get together to explore their heritage.

The Alliance offers opportunities to meet, support and plan events for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students and their straight supporters.

STUDENT GOVERNING GROUPS

Residence Hall Association represents the resident student population in all matters concerning the quality of living on campus. Get involved in your residence hall’s community council at Bowditch, Peabody, Atlantic, Marsh, or Bates along with its Weekend Warriors.

Student Government Association serves as the voice of the students to the administration, faculty and legislators. Provides an opportunity for students to participate in seven different committees; public relations, finance, governmental relations, civic engagement, student life, academic affairs, and rules.

STUDENT MEDIA GROUPS

Salem State Log Serves as the campus newspaper and the independent voice of students.

WMWM FM 91.7 provides progressive and alternative radio programming.

INTEREST GROUPS

Grandma’s Third Leg provides an environment to learn and perform improve comedy.

Intercultural Leadership Program is a learning community for culturally diverse students, committed to academic excellence, leadership, mentoring, and civic engagement.

MASSPIRG Student conducts projects involving research, educational outreach and advocacy on issues of public concern.

Math Society brings together students who share a common enthusiasm for mathematics.

Student Philanthropy Council educates students about the importance and impact of donor generosity.

PERFORMANCE GROUPS

Music Society provides a social and cultural forum for musicians and non-musicians alike.

Repertory Dance Theater provides a professional level dance company of the highest caliber.

Ssockapella creates and performs a capella music at a variety of events, programs, and shows on campus and in the community

Student Theater Ensemble provides students with performance and production opportunities on campus.

Urban Arts Theater educates the Salem State community about diversity and urban culture through dance, drama, spoken word/poetry, and visual art.

PROGRAMMING ORIENTED GROUPS

Adventure Club brings together students who enjoy challenging both their mind and body through indoor and outdoor recreational activities. Amnesty International enhances student’s awareness of international human rights concerns.

Campus Educators on Sexual Assault (CESA) offers training and workshops on sexual assault education and prevention.

Community Service Group provides service events that will enhance the well being of the Salem State community and the surrounding area.

Greek Council discusses, adopts and carries out procedures necessary for the general welfare of the overall fraternity and sorority community. Instills the principles of brotherhood/sisterhood among the membership of the Greek Council. Power to direct and assist member organizations with social or political activities within the campus setting.

Program Council provides a variety of social, educational and recreational activities for the student body.

Scuba Club provides opportunity for SCUBA divers of all skill levels to improve their diving skills; encouraging dive safety, and organizing dive trips for all members of the organization.

ACADEMIC MAJORS

UndergraduateAccounting and Finance

Art + Design

Biology

Business Administration

Chemistry and Physics

Communications

Computer Science

Criminal Justice

Economics

Education

English

Geography

Geological Sciences

History

Interdisciplinary Studies

Management

Marketing and Decision Sciences

Mathematics

Music and Dance

Nursing

Occupational Health Studies

Occupational Therapy

Philosophy

Political Science

Psychology

Social Work

Sociology

Sport and Movement Science

Theatre and Speech Communication

World Languages and Cultures

GraduateArt

Biology

Behavior Analysis

Business Administration

Chemistry

Counseling and Psychological Service

Criminal Justice

Early Childhood Education

Elementary Education

English

English as a Second Language

Geo-Information Science

History

Higher Education in Student Affairs

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Leadership in Physical Education and Movement Studies

Library Media Studies

Mathematics

Middle School Education

Middle School General Science

Middle School Mathematics

Nursing

Occupational Therapy

Reading

School Counseling

Secondary Education

Social Work

Spanish

Special Education

Salem State offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the following disciplines, many of which utilize hybrid online formats.

1,166 counseling appointments

2,592 workshops, class presentations and special events

181 workshops, class presentations and special events

188 walk in sessions

139 Career Fair

3 Employer Academy

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TOTAL STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: 7,120

TOTAL NUMBER OF EVENTS: 413

TOTAL EMPLOYER ENGAGEMENT: 1,248

TOTAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: 197

CAREER SERVICES 2014-2015

Contact Information

Lauren Hubacheck, Director

Office location:

Ellison Campus Center Room 105 North Campus

Mailing address:

352 Lafayette Street Salem, MA 01970

Phone: 978.542.6406

Fax: 978.542.6145

Email: career@salemstate.edu

Web: salemstate.edu/careerservices

Visit us on the web:

1,425 walk in’s and online resume review

188 walk in sessions

TOTAL STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: 7,120

TOTAL NUMBER OF EVENTS: 413

TOTAL EMPLOYER ENGAGEMENT: 1,248

TOTAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: 197

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