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Getting Ready forLife after Mudd

Family Weekend 2018

Judy L. Fisher, Director

Office of Career Services

Engaging with Students Coaching

Jason Jeffrey, career coach

with Joshua Lam ’17

Providing Opportunities

Weekly Newsletter

Easy to navigate website

Research at HMC & REUs

Internships/Jobs on Handshake

3 Career Fairs

Employer Info Sessions

Alumni

Choices

Meeting with Faculty Research

Delivered

on Mondays

Weekly

Newsletter

Accessing Opportunities through Handshake

Students can upload their resume and create a profile which allows them to search for internships, jobs employers. It is a 7C shared database and provides access to national employers.

Listings

Meeting with Employers

•Two fairs are offered in fall semester -September & October

•A spring fair is held in February

• Employers schedule information sessions all year to promote their company and positions. These include tech talks, puzzle hunts, etc.

Fairs & InfoSessions

Hearing from HMC Alumni

Careers in Biotech

Non-STEM careers

Programs

Connecting with Professionals Networking

Panel

with

Apple

Summary

• Handshake career management system

•Weekly newsletter

• Career fairs, information sessions, tech talks

• Organization websites

• LinkedIn

• Clinic

• Alumni, faculty, staff

• Family, friends

Methods

Summer Experiences - Stats

Based on 2017 Senior Survey

Experience As First Year As Sophomore As Junior Summer Math 90 n/a n/a

Internship 34 59 95

HMC Summer

Research

48 64 49

REU (off

campus

research)

3 18 16

Work 36 23 24

Other 34 20 10

TOTALS 245 184 194

Based on

2017

Exit Survey

Internships – The Impact on Employment

Academic Years Total Graduating

Job Seekers

Job Seekers

Employed Where

They Interned

2016 105 39

2015 109 28

2014 91 16

2013 105 19

2012 108 17

Making Plans for after Graduation

By the end of the junior year, students should have a “game plan”…employment, graduate school, gap year, etc.

However, things can change.

Viewable on

the OCS website

Results

Sample Employers - Internships

• Aerospace Corporation

• Apple Inc.

• Applied Minds

• Bloomberg

• Cisco

• Dart Neuroscience

• Facebook

• Google

• Hewlett Packard

• Honeywell

• Hulu

• Intuit

• Jet Propulsion Lab

• Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

• Microsoft

• Millennium Space Systems

• Northrop Grumman

• Pacific Northwest National Lab

• Pixar

• SpaceX

• Tableau

• Wet

• ViaSat

• Yelp

Sample Employers - Full-Time

• Accenture

• Applied Materials

• Alta Motors

• BD BioSciences

• Capital Group

• Citadel

• Citi

• Fenwick & West

• Formlabs

• Gilead Sciences

• Green Hills Software

• Johnson & Johnson

• Niagara Bottling

• Northrop Grumman

• Originate

• QuanticMind

• Rigetti Quantum Computing

• Saleforce

• Trellisware

• Verily Life Sciences

• Walt Disney Company

• Zenith

Graduate Schools

• California Institute of Technology

• Carnegie Mellon University

• Columbia University

• Cornell University

• Duke University

• Georgia Institute of Technology

• Harvard University

• Johns Hopkins University

• Massachusetts Institute of

Technology

• Northwestern University

• Princeton University

• Stanford University

• University of California: Berkeley, Irvine, Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Francisco

• University of Cambridge

• University of Chicago

• University of Michigan

• University of Southern California

• University of Texas at Austin

• University of Washington

• University of Wisconsin, Madison

Helping Your Student

• Talk openly with your student about his/her plans

• Emphasize the importance of having a plan for summers but remember it is okay if they just want to come home

• Discuss decisions, but allow your student to make the decision

• Encourage extracurricular involvement especially leadership

• Be patient & supportive

Questions

Platt Campus Center

909.621.8091 | career_services@hmc.edu

https://www.hmc.edu/career-services/

Paul Hardister

Associate Director

Jason Jeffrey

Career Advisor &

Employment Developer

Elizabeth Saelzler

Program/Employer

Relations Coordinator

Staff