Western Michigan University

Pre-Select Schedule

A pre-select schedule requires a job and schedule posted on BroncoJOBS. The employer reviews and “pre-selects” from the pool of job applicants and chooses who will be “accepted” for an interview. The “Accepted” candidates receive an email and are prompted to sign-up on BroncoJOBS for a time-slot.

Employer Self-Scheduled
Self-scheduled interviews are “manually” scheduled by the employer. This option is typically used for day-after career fair interviewing, interviews scheduled during networking sessions or through resume book searches. Call our office to reserve an interview room and indicate you prefer to “self-schedule”.

Networking / Information Sessions

Step 1: Choose Location & Reserve

A. The Bernhard Center

The Bernhard Center is a multi faceted facility for the campus community, providing services to students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, community, and guests of the university. The facility accommodates receptions, refreshments breaks, served meals, and conference meetings. A complete choice of audio visual equipment and catering services are also available. More information is available from: www.wmich.edu/bernhard.
For reservations, contact:
Linda Doremus, 269-387-4860

B. Fetzer Center

Located on the campus of Western Michigan University, the Fetzer Center can accommodate from 10 to 300 people. Full service offerings from audio visual equipment to catering services are available. Complimentary parking is available directly in front of the building. More information is available from: www.wmich.edu/fetzer.
For reservations, contact: Connie Peruchietti, 269-387-3232.

C. Academic Building

If you are interested in reserving a classroom or presentation room in an academic building (e.g. Parkview Campus, Haworth College of Business, etc.), contact:
Surangi Pradhan or Caroline Ray, 269-387-2741

Step 2: Communicate & Promote

1. Email the confirmed details to:
Surangi Pradhan, or Caroline Ray
Date and time
Location reserved
Target the group of students the event should be promoted
Any other information that you want students to know (e.g. bring resumes, transcripts, etc.)

2. WMU Career Network will promote your event by:
Referring you to Student Organization to ‘host’ your visit
Sending a mass promotional email to target student group, faculty, and staff
Posting the event on Calendar of Career Events on BroncoJOBS, where students can sign-up online
Sending reminder email to registered students 2 days before the event

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Partnership Opportunities

Employers who are interested in partnering with the WMU Career Network to organize career programs and events, are requested to fill out the Partnership Opportunities form and e-mail/fax to the given contacts above.

Alumni Mentoring Program
The Alumni Mentor Program gives WMU alumni the opportunity to connect with current students to discuss career opportunities and issues facing college graduates after graduation.