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How do WMU graduates find employment?

The Career and Student Employment office at Western assists students with resume writing and interviewing for  employment after graduation. Each year, several job fairs are conducted throughout the year.  The fairs are also helpful for students looking for internship opportunities that may later lead to employment. 

Throughout the year, and more heavily during the spring semester, local, regional, and nationally known companies post positions and visit campus to conduct individual interviews with graduating seniors who are seeking job placement.

The Career Center staff meet regularly with lower division students to help them explore the world of work and encourage them to begin exploring how specific majors in which they are interested, align with occupations.. 

Students who are looking for employment on and off campus can contact

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