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Students may also participate in independently-arranged experiential learning experiences. This would include any internships, mentorships, work-study opportunities, etc. that a student finds on his/her own through various resources. Placement Services would like to request that students register their student-arranged opportunity for tracking and documentation purposes, even if that opportunity was discovered by means other than through the Placement Services office by simply emailing Mrs. Kelly Robucci

Useful Internship Sites

There are tremendous resources available to search for experiential learning experiences. If none of the opportunities that Student Services Office has available meet your needs, here are some suggestions of other places to look:

College Recruiter: College Recruiter is the leading job search site used by students and recent graduates of all 7,400+ one, two- and four-year colleges and universities who are seeking internships, part-time jobs, seasonal work, and entry-level career opportunities.
YouTern: YouTern has helped connect thousands of students to opportunities for education and mentorship, not only through its job postings, but also through its blog, The Savvy Intern.
WayUp: Used by more than 3.5 million college students and recent graduates, WayUp includes jobs and internships from more 300,000 companies.
CoolWorks: This site isn’t for internships per se, but rather for jobs, especially summer positions, geared toward young people. According to the website, it offers “job opportunities in great places like national parks, various resorts, ranches, camps, ski resorts, and jobs on the water.”
Indeed: An employment related search engine listing jobs worldwide.
InternJobs: InternJobs.com features an extensive global database of internships and entry-level positions for students and recent graduates.
FastWeb.com - Internship and scholarship search
Friends/Family Network: Communicate with family and friends via email or social media to let them know you are looking for an opportunity.
Idealist: A job board focused on service and non-profit internships across job functions ranging from marketing to web development.
LinkedIn: LinkedIn is like Facebook for professionals. It’s an international social media site focused on connecting individuals in the business world. It is strongly recommended that you start a LinkedIn account.
Going Global: GoinGlobal’s Internship database features millions of opportunities around the globe—all updated daily.
Internship Queen: Lauren focuses on how to get an internship and all that entails: How to search for, apply for, and land an internship. Now that she has partnered with OneCubicle.com, students can directly connect with the internships of their dreams through a personalized internship service. These are not internships taken from other sites, but original opportunities and employers that they are directly in contact with on a day to day basis.
SummerJobs.com: offers summer jobs and seasonal staff positions with camps, amusement parks, resorts, national parks, hotels, environmental organizations and more.
USAJobs.gov: Federal government jobs and internships
ZipRecruiter.com: ZipRecruiter is a leading online job search engine and is rated the #1 Job Search app for iPhone and Android.
TeenLife: TeenLife's database helps students find over 10,000 academic and experiential learning opportunities for teens. Use the filters to find areas of interest, location, type of experience that you want to pursue the summer.