Check out the programs offered by the Career & Employment Hub! Open for all students to apply or participate, these programs are opportunities for you to develop your skills and learn more about potential career paths.
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The Career Exploration Internship Program is a paid program hosted by the Career & Employment Hub. These internships allow students to directly apply their classroom learning and build on-the-job skills in a professional setting. University of Southern Maine student interns gain valuable workplace experience and make connections in their field.
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USM Job Shadow is a one-day program that gives USM students and alumni the opportunity to spend one full day shadowing employers in Maine and nationwide. The USM Job Shadow Program is a great way to form connections with employers and gain exposure to different career possibilities in a variety of industries.
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Peer Career Guides (PCGs) are USM students trained to guide fellow students in specific career-related activities. PCGs support students with resume and cover letter development through 1-on-1 conversations. They seek to recognize and enhance students’ strengths. In addition, PCGs help students access additional resources provided by the Career & Employment Hub.
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Service-learning and volunteerism create opportunities in and outside of the classroom by building an engaged campus through service working with local, national, and international organizations to address community-identified needs.