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As a Rockefeller College Alumnus, you are able to utilize our services & resources offered through the Career Center for as long as you need them. |
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Catherine Bertini,
BA Political Science '71 ,
Brian J. Wing, MPA '73
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The following list may be of specific interest to you.
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Job Listings - Sign Up for the Jobsrock Listserv and receive all permanent position announcements with salary and contact information that come into the Career Center.
Please sign up for this listserv here.
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Alumni Resume Bank - Keep a critiqued and updated resume on file in the Career Center's Resume Bank. When employers call for resumes of exceptional candidates, yours will be sent with graduating students and seasoned alumni.
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Alumni Listserv - A great way to stay connected with your alma mater and your classmates. The listserv includes news about students, alumni and faculty achievements, as well as special events, newsworthy information in the field of public affairs and much more. Plus, if you have a special assignment or research topic, you can electronically "brainstorm" with other Rockefeller Alumni via the listserv. Please sign up for this listserv here.
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Tell us how you are doing & update your Address/Information - Update your new name, phone, address or employment information here.
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Internship & Permanent Job Announcements - Please think of us for your organization's Internship & Permanent Hiring needs. Promote Rockefeller College students to your organization and ask them to list internship and job announcements with the Career Office. Please send announcements to rockefeller.careers@albany.edu. |
Job Shadowing & Informational Interviewing - Volunteers are needed to host graduate students for job shadowing experiences. Students will be matched with alumni in specific career areas to enable the student to "shadow" the alum for a half day to a full day so that students can get a flavor for specific types of positions in the fields of public policy, public administration, non-profit management or private consulting firms. Students are also encouraged to seek out professionals in the field and conduct 45 minute informational interviews. The purpose of the Informational Interviews is to gain a greater understanding of different positions within Public Affairs & Administration.
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Career Panels - Career Panels last for one hour and are scheduled several times throughout the academic year. Panels are offered by concentration areas (non-profit management, lobbying, or working in congress). Approximately 4-5 panelists are selected for each section and asked to give 5-8 minute individual presentations about their career. The remaining time is allotted for student questions and interaction.
Mentoring Program - If you are able to provide additional one-on-one time with students, you can be an Alumni Mentor. Mentors are always in demand. Students enjoy learning about topics such as how to survive in different office/organizational cultures, networking basics, and other professional development advice. Call the Career Center for more information about these programs at 518-442-5253.
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