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February 2020
Make the Most of Your World!
Drop by the Career Center to meet with Keegan, the UO Peace Corps Campus Representative. Learn more about the Peace Corps mission, application process, and the grassroots-driven work volunteers do in their communities!
Meetings by appointment also available. E-mail Keegan at pcorps@uoregon.edu to schedule an appointment.
Fund for the Public Interest is a national non-profit that builds the people power it takes to win hard-fought campaigns and make real change on some of the most important issues of our day. That's why the Fund is hiring people to work all summer long on campaigns for America's leading grassroots action groups to protect the environment and public health across the nation.
When you take a campaign job with the Fund, you’ll work on real-world issues this summer, like combating plastic pollution, banning the use of harmful pesticides, moving to 100% renewable energy, or saving the bees. You’ll spend your summer getting real-world training, building the people power it takes to win on these issues, and gaining leadership experience, all while getting paid.
While the Fund for Public Interest is on campus from February 19th to February 25th, they'll be looking for summer campaign staff. They’ll be hiring for a number of different positions including campaign staff, field managers, and directors for their summer campaign season. There are available positions in our 30+ offices all across the country, so apply today to help make change happen.
Who Are We Looking For?
Energetic personalities determined to make a difference
Engaging story-tellers with a passion for environmental and social change
Self-motivators who turn obstacles into opportunities
Individuals who persevere when faced with challenge
Goal oriented leaders
Salary and Benefits:
Campaign Staff earn $500-$650 each week.
Field Managers earn an additional $50-$100 each week.
Healthcare benefits and more.
Leadership and career positions available.
To learn more:
www.summerjobsthatmatter.org or call 303-573-5858.
Fund for the Public Interest is a national non-profit that builds the people power it takes to win hard-fought campaigns and make real change on some of the most important issues of our day. That's why the Fund is hiring people to work all summer long on campaigns for America's leading grassroots action groups to protect the environment and public health across the nation.
When you take a campaign job with the Fund, you’ll work on real-world issues this summer, like combating plastic pollution, banning the use of harmful pesticides, moving to 100% renewable energy, or saving the bees. You’ll spend your summer getting real-world training, building the people power it takes to win on these issues, and gaining leadership experience, all while getting paid.
While the Fund for Public Interest is on campus from February 19th to February 25th, they'll be looking for summer campaign staff. They’ll be hiring for a number of different positions including campaign staff, field managers, and directors for their summer campaign season. There are available positions in our 30+ offices all across the country, so apply today to help make change happen.
Who Are We Looking For?
Energetic personalities determined to make a difference
Engaging story-tellers with a passion for environmental and social change
Self-motivators who turn obstacles into opportunities
Individuals who persevere when faced with challenge
Goal oriented leaders
Salary and Benefits:
Campaign Staff earn $500-$650 each week.
Field Managers earn an additional $50-$100 each week.
Healthcare benefits and more.
Leadership and career positions available.
To learn more:
www.summerjobsthatmatter.org or call 303-573-5858.
Career Readiness Coach Mat will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
Career Readiness Coach Kyle will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work-study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
Career Readiness Coach Colleen will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work-study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
March 2020
Make the Most of Your World!
Drop by the Career Center to meet with Keegan, the UO Peace Corps Campus Representative. Learn more about the Peace Corps mission, application process, and the grassroots-driven work volunteers do in their communities!
Meetings by appointment also available. E-mail Keegan at pcorps@uoregon.edu to schedule an appointment.
March is Women's History Month and Peace Corps is inviting all self-identified women to engage in a panel discussion with returned Peace Corps volunteers. This is a safe and educational space for anyone interested in learning about life as a Peace Corps Volunteer!
This summer, join the dynamic, accomplished and charismatic group of Overland leaders who help kids see the world and all of its beauty and promise. Overland hires exceptional college students and recent graduates to lead summer programs across the country and around the world. Their staff of over 200 leaders and support staff spend ten days training and six weeks leading or supporting programs throughout the summer. Small groups, carefully crafted programs and inspiring leadership have been at the heart of what they’ve been doing for the past 35 years. Come learn about hiking, biking, service, writing, language and field studies programs with Overland. Past leaders describe Overland as the most challenging and satisfying leadership and work experience they have ever had.
Join Overland for an info session to learn more about how this could be a great leadership opportunity for you this summer. If you are interested in setting up a preliminary interview or want to learn more, please email Ben Grannis (ben@overlandsummers.com). We would love to meet you!
Interested in community or economic development? Looking for experience in local planning, emergency management, food systems, or natural resource management?
Join representatives from the RARE AmeriCorps Program to learn how you can make a difference in rural Oregon while building your resume and professional network.
The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental conditions, through the assistance of trained college graduate level participants. Our participants live in and serve rural communities for 11 months.
Learn more about our program and more about our current members.
Interested in community or economic development? Looking for experience in local planning, emergency management, food systems, or natural resource management?
Join representatives from the RARE AmeriCorps Program to learn how you can make a difference in rural Oregon while building your resume and professional network.
Click here to register for the online info session through Zoom.
The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental conditions, through the assistance of trained college graduate level participants. Our participants live in and serve rural communities for 11 months.
Learn more about our program and more about our current members.
Career Readiness Coach Kyle will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work-study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
FAST is an industry leader in the development and installation of software for government agencies. In 1998 we forever changed the way government revenue agencies support their business with the introduction of GenTax®. This commercial off the shelf (COTS) solution has enabled many agencies to take advantage of package implementations, providing more cost efficient and fully functional software systems to our clients. We have expanded beyond tax and now do implementations for Motor Vehicle, Driver’s License, Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment Benefit agencies.
Much of the work at FAST happens on our client sites as part of the product implementation. Individuals who understand the technical aspects of systems implementation as well as the business needs of our clients fill these positions. Employees participate in the full project life cycle from requirements gathering through production support.
Our developers need to have strong technical and communication skills, enabling them to interact with client sites and detail system functionality. All candidates should be flexible with respect to work location.
Drop by to ask questions about FAST, get your resume reviewed and learn more about our internships and career opportunities:
Implementation Intern (summer 2020)
Technical Team Member
Conversion Team Member
Implementation Consultant
FAST will be conducting on-campus interviews 3/6/2020. Stop by and bring your resume to this event if interested in interviewing!
Career Readiness Coach Colleen will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work-study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
So many companies are in search of technology savvy talent! Tech Connect provides abundant face-time with tech-focused companies looking to hire creative, motivated students. Join us for this great opportunity to chat with these industry experts.
So many companies are in search of technology savvy talent! Tech Connect provides abundant face-time with tech-focused companies looking to hire creative, motivated students. Join us for this great opportunity to chat with these industry experts.
We are excited to announce our 2nd Annual Women in Public Safety Career Fair and are eagerly waiting to meet and chat with you! This event is catered to encourage women to pursue a career in Public Safety through hands-on experience, facilitated conversations, and Q&A opportunities to discuss common topics relevant to women.
Agencies participating in this year’s event:
Portland Police Bureau
Bureau of Emergency Communications
Portland Fire and Rescue
Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
City of Eugene Police Department
City of Salem Police Department
FREE EVENT * NO LARGE BACKPACKS, please.
Register to attend: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/women-in-public-safety-career-fair-tickets-92947044111
Questions about this event please contact:
City of Portland - Bureau of Police
PPBRecruiter@portlandoregon.gov
www.joinportlandpolice.gov
Make the Most of Your World!
Drop by the Career Center to meet with Keegan, the UO Peace Corps Campus Representative. Learn more about the Peace Corps mission, application process, and the grassroots-driven work volunteers do in their communities!
Meetings by appointment also available. E-mail Keegan at pcorps@uoregon.edu to schedule an appointment.
Career Readiness Coach Mat will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
Career Readiness Coach Kyle will be here to answer questions, give tips, and help with career planning.
Drop-in coaching is intended for quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching, interviewing, and work-study. We can also help you get started and explore Handshake and LinkedIn.
Feel free to bring a copy of any documents (such as a resume, cover letter, or job posting) that you would like to review.
Make the Most of Your World!
Drop by the Career Center to meet with Keegan, the UO Peace Corps Campus Representative. Learn more about the Peace Corps mission, application process, and the grassroots-driven work volunteers do in their communities!
Meetings by appointment also available. E-mail Keegan at pcorps@uoregon.edu to schedule an appointment.
April 2020
Interested in community or economic development? Looking for experience in local planning, emergency management, food systems, or natural resource management?
Join representatives from the RARE AmeriCorps Program to learn how you can make a difference in rural Oregon while building your resume and professional network.
The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental conditions, through the assistance of trained college graduate level participants. Our participants live in and serve rural communities for 11 months.
Learn more about our program and more about our current members.
RARE AmeriCorps Member Info Session – Hendricks 100 – April 8, 2020
Interested in community or economic development? Looking for experience in local planning, emergency management, food systems, or natural resource management?
Join representatives from the RARE AmeriCorps Program to learn how you can make a difference in rural Oregon while building your resume and professional network.
Info Session will run from 2 PM to 3 PM.
Click here to register for the online info session through Zoom.
The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental conditions, through the assistance of trained college graduate level participants. Our participants live in and serve rural communities for 11 months.
Learn more about our program and more about our current members.
Grab this last opportunity of the year to connect with hiring employers before the fair! Join us and learn networking basics with more than 20 of the employers who'll be attending the career fair the next day. Career Center counselors will cover the essentials during a short guided workshop, leaving plenty of time for open networking over hors d oeuvres and sparking water.
This is the last chance of the year to connect with over 80 companies and organizations who will be here in search of talented UO students and alumni! Polish up your resume and join us in the EMU Ballroom on Thursday, April 16th between noon and 4:00pm!
This is the last chance of the year to connect with over 80 companies and organizations that will be here in search of talented UO students and alumni! Polish up your resume and join us in the EMU Ballroom between noon and 4:00 p.m.!
Are you curious about graduate school but don’t know where to start? Join the Graduate School for an information session to learn more about the inner-workings of the graduate application process.
This information session will provide undergraduate students with a broad overview of the graduate application process in the U.S., as well as how to apply for graduate school at the University of Oregon.
Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, this session will successfully steer you towards how to find and apply for the right program for you.
Join us before the information session for the UO Graduate School Fair. More information here.
Application deadline for the RARE (Resource Assistance for Rural Environments) AmeriCorps Program.
The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental conditions, through the assistance of trained college graduate level participants. Our participants live in and serve rural communities for 11 months.
Learn more about our program and more about our current members.