Feeling a bit anxious about your career path? No worries, the Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is here to help you every step of the way during your time at Saint Vincent College.
We want to support your academic and career success. Whether you’re figuring out your career goals, looking for internships, or planning for grad school, we’ve got your back. Our goal is to boost your confidence through self-reflection and professional development activities, helping you gain valuable experience and make informed decisions about your future. We also show you how to leverage your liberal arts education to kickstart a successful career. Plus, we’re a great resource for connecting with employers, post-secondary institutions, and the local community.
Feel free to drop by anytime Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, on the ground floor of the Robert S. Carey Student Center. We’re here to help you succeed!
“I am an English/theology major and I was able to participate in the mock interviews last year. Understanding what kinds of things to talk about on my resume was really helpful. My interviewer liked that I put my top five strengths from the Clifton Strength Finder which helped me explain why they made me a good hire. I definitely recommend that everyone come and participate in this event. It’s a great opportunity for networking and getting comfortable interviewing because that’s a skill you are going to need in the future.”
We connect you with internships that provide hands-on experience in your field of interest, helping you gain practical skills and build professional networks.
Our center provides professional attire for interviews, career fairs, and other professional events, ensuring you make a great first impression. Visit us in the Carey Center/First Floor.
The Career and Professional Development Center at Saint Vincent College provides lifelong, free career consulting to alumni. Also, alumni of Saint Vincent College can support current students by offering career guidance, mentorship, and various professional opportunities.
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Take advantage of professional development resources including online events.
Learn about what our SVC grads are doing post-college.
Career Services organizes events on campus to help get you ready for your post-college life. Career fairs, employer panels, and networking events connect students with potential employers and industry professionals as well as teach professional development skills to prepare you for the job market. It is never too early to start! In fact, these events might alleviate some stress as you consider your post-graduation plans.
SPRING 2025 EVENTS
Resume Walk-Ins: January 29, 9:30am-3:30pm in the CPDC. No appointment necessary!
Career Readiness Competencies - Communication in the Workplace: January 30 at 4pm in Library 123.
LinkedIn Headshots: February 3 from 4pm-6pm in the library.
Alumni Internship Panel: February 12 at 5pm in Prep 215.
Career Readiness Competencies - Teamwork, Equity, and Inclusion: February 20 at 4pm in Library 123.
JCPenney Suit Up Event: February 23 from 3pm-6pm at JCPenney in the Westmoreland Mall.
Networking Workshop with Guest Presenter Wendy Smith Lawson of Kennametal: March 12 at 3pm in Anselm 220.
Resume Walk-Ins: March 17, 9:30am-3:30pm in the CPDC. No appointment necessary!
LinkedIn Headshots: March 20 from 3pm-5pm in the library.
Career Readiness Competencies - Professionalism and Career Development: March 20 at 4pm in Library 123.
Be My Neighbor Networking and Recruiting Event: March 26 from 1pm-3pm in the Fred Rogers Center.
Greensburg Networking Event: April 3 from 4pm-6pm, location TBA.
Adulting Fair: April 9 from 5pm-7pm in the Carey Center Lounge.
LinkedIn Headshots: April 24 from 10:30am-12:30pm in the library.
Career Outcomes: First Destination Report
Our students are accomplishing great things after graduation.
The first destination survey is published each summer one year after the the completion of the cycle on which it reports. Information for 2022-23 graduates will be available in summer 2024.