We’re hiring for Spring 2025!

Apply through the USM Job & Internship Board by logging into your MyCampus portal and clicking on the green Job Board icon. Search for Peer Career Guide and apply today!

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.

Through one-on-one appointments, PCGs help students by:

  • Reviewing resumes and cover letters and /or providing information on how to get started
  • Supporting resume/cover letter preparation specifically for networking events, internships, and Job & Internship Fairs
  • Identifying useful career resources around campus

Fall 2024 Appointments

Appointments will be available until December 13th for the fall semester! They will resume again at the start of the spring semester.

The Peer Career Guides will be available to meet with you in-person at the Career & Employment Hub, Room 210 McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success, as well as virtually via Zoom.

Book an appointment today!

Drop In Hours

Check out our Appointments page to view the weekly drop-in hours!

Hear from Peer Career Guides and some of the students they have worked with as they discuss the program and the impact it continues to make.
The PCG is fantastic, has great communication competence and is extremely patient and kind professional. I am grateful to USM, Peer Career Guide Office and staff for the services and the opportunity.
The PCG was amazing: Kind, patient, calm and she is a very good communicator. Great professionalism. She is a great asset to our USM Community. You provide a valuable service.
I gained important insight on what jobs are looking for and how to become a better candidate. She also brought up other campus resources to utilize when searching for internships.
The PCG was easy to talk to, understood my questions, and was able to help me elevate my resume. I wanted to update my resume so that it would stand out after being sorted through a computer screening program.
I gained valuable knowledge on structure, formatting, and verb uses.

Peer Career Guides (PCGs) have received this badge in recognition of their demonstration of career advising skills, assisting their peers in developing resumes and cover letters.

Questions? Contact Program Manager, Norrie Crocker: ncrocker@maine.edu