The Assumption University Career Development & Internship Center (CDIC) is dedicated to helping undergraduate students map out their future from the day they arrive at Assumption through graduation. Experienced, full-time staff members provide guidance, resources, and support as students explore academic and career options, set goals, and work and maintains relationships with employers to connect students to internship and full-time job opportunities.

The Career Development Center is committed to empowering individuals by enabling an atmosphere that nurtures self-exploration and student success through informed career-related choices. Through cooperative community engagement, and by taking an energetic role in the career planning process; we seek to inspire students – past, present, and future.

Rochester Institute of Technology’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) is the nation’s first and foremost technological college for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. Currently more than 1,000 deaf and hard-of-hearing students from all fifty states and other countries are enrolled at RIT, and live, work and study with 18,000 hearing peers. RIT’s deaf and hard-of-hearing students are highly skilled and trained in the areas of: Business, Engineering and Science, Computing and Information Sciences and Graphic Arts. Our career center, the NTID Center on Employment, is a resource that provides you with two essential ingredients: a pool of well-prepared students and graduates for your workforce, and the support you may need to help you hire these students, and integrate them into your organization.

Quinsigamond Community College's Center for Workforce Development and Continuing Education offers high value, low cost training programs that enable individuals to learn new skills which can be applied immediately on the job or utilized for future professional development. Our focus is to provide the practical skills that can help participants improve competencies, secure employment, and experience personal enrichment.

Northeastern University's Career Development Center supports a highly diverse network of learners, alumni, and employers to form an inclusive ecosystem that nurtures lifelong career design, agility, and partnerships The department has been nationally ranked by Princeton Review and College Magazine and offers career coaching, an extensive career education curriculum, and connections with thousands of employers through its renowned cooperative education program and national and global relations outreach.

Additionally, Northeastern has created an initiative to address the challenges students with disabilities face in the workplace. Nuconnect is a collaboration among the departments of Career Development, Cooperative Education, and the Disability Resource Center that aims to increase the successful employment of students with disabilities. The model utilizes a team-based approach that focuses on advocacy. Partnerships with employers, other internal, university constituents as well as external disability agencies play an important role in the model.

NSCC provides students with a comprehensive and unique approach to a successful job search. We work with you to prepare a competitive resume and cover letter as well as providing important interviewing tips to get you the job you want. We are a resource for identifying jobs and job leads and provide access to research materials and the internet. Recognizing that all students have differing career objectives and professional goals, we work closely with you to provide individual assistance in attaining these goals. In addition, we work with local employers in developing jobs and providing on-campus recruiting for student accessibility. We also co-sponsor an annual job fair which allows new and former graduates the opportunity to meet hundreds of employers and interview for numerous and diverse jobs.

Nichols College is a college of choice for business and leadership education as a result of its distinctive career-focused and leadership-based approaches to learning, both in and out of the classroom, and through impactful research and professional education. The Professional Development Seminar (PDS) is a required annual course for 1st year students through seniors that combines an array of career-building skills. In their PDS classes, Nichols students learn and practice how to create effective resumes, succeed in interviews, as well as a host of other career-related activities, from networking to productively using social media. Nichols provides a network of resources to help all students not only thrive in the classroom but in the workplace as well.

MassBay Community College is a place that changes lives. Dedicated to student learning and achievement, we offer associate degrees and certificate programs that provide students with top-notch education to prepare them for transfer to accredited bachelor's degree programs or direct entry into high-demand career fields. At MassBay, our students have opportunities to enrich their college experience through leadership and participation in activities, student services, field work with local businesses, civic organizations, and schools.

Massasoit Community College Career Services offers comprehensive career developmental services to a diverse college community. We seek to empower individuals in achieving their career goals through collaborative relationships with faculty, staff, employers, and members of the business community. Career Services assists students and alumni with obtaining full or part-time employment through resume writing and job-search workshops. The department also maintains an employment database where members of the college community can search employment opportunities.

Here at Lawrence University’s Career Center, our vision is that every Lawrentian is empowered to experience success throughout life and our mission is to guide Lawrentians in exploring, discovering, and designing their future. We offer the full suite career services to both current Lawrence University students and Lawrence University Alumni, no matter when they graduated. Our core values describe how we engage with our students and alumni, as dedicated career development professionals:  Student-centered: Students and their success are our priority.  DEI+A: We foster a learning environment that honors diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.  Collaboration: We believe collaboration and networking are essential for student success.  Innovation: We value innovation because it allows us to continuously adapt and improve our services.  Discernment: We value discernment because it promotes self-exploration, discovery, and life design.  Community: We believe community is the foundation for engagement and belonging.

The Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts (HECCMA) is an association of public and private accredited colleges and universities in central Massachusetts. HECCMA is committed to working collaboratively to further the missions of member institutions.

Gordon College is one of the nation’s top Christian colleges and is located just north of Boston. We offer students access to leading-edge opportunities for intellectual, professional and leadership development to address the increasingly complex challenges of a global society. The Academic Success Center (ASC) at Gordon incorporates career development resources to complement academic advising for students with disabilities and other types of neurodiversity, as well as for students who are English Language Learners (ELL). Career resources—including career advising, presentation skills development, specialized career events, career assessments and other skill development tools—are available to all students through ASC and the Career and Connection Institute - the College's new center for entrepreneurship, vocational and professional development.

At Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology, now known as Franklin Cummings Tech, we deliver transformative technical and trade education that leads to economic advancement.

The Office of Career Services provides students and graduates with the tools necessary to start and advance in their careers while building and maintaining close ties with industry. We consider our positive placement outcomes the cornerstone of the College’s success.

Framingham State University Career Services and Employer Relations Mission: As a member of the Student Affairs team, our office provides a welcoming and supportive environment to assist our diverse students and alumni with important career needs. We offer assistance in finding a good career fit for your unique values, skills, interests, and personality through career exploration assessments, career counseling, resume and cover letter development, interview preparation, and job/internship search techniques. We assist you in considering the next step in your career- choosing a major, exploring internships and other experiential activities, part-time and full-time positions, and graduate school.

The Internship & Career Center at Endicott College is a resource to help students understand the relationship between academic experiences, internship opportunities, and career choices. We provide individual career advising, training seminars, employer events, on-campus recruiting, an alumni mentorship program, as well as career assessments to help students and alumni prepare for the future. Endicott students intern and work locally, nationally, and globally. Whether you choose your internship yourself or go through one of our partner programs, we’re here to support you. Experiential learning sets Endicott apart, giving our students the competitive edge they need in today’s workforce—they graduate with a degree and a resume.

Emmanuel College – a Catholic, coeducational, residential, liberal arts and sciences college in Boston – has been educating critical thinkers, ethical decision-makers, and community leaders since 1919. Our students are engaged in extensive real-world experiences and service opportunities prior to graduating. 100% of students participate in an internship and 80% engage in a community service experience, our students graduate with the skills necessary to be successful in the workforce and a deep commitment to their communities.

Whether you’re a first-year student thinking about majors or a Dean graduate in the midst of a career change, the Office of Career Planning & Internships at Dean College will help you reach your goals. We offer a variety of services to support students and alumni at every step of the career-building process. From one-on-one career counseling and self-assessment tools to networking events and resume-writing workshops, we’ll help you clarify your interests and prepare for a successful job or internship search.

The Career Services Office at Worcester State University is here to help guide students through their career exploration. Our team is dedicated to preparing students to meet the needs of today's workplace through assessments, counseling, events, and resources. We also support the recruitment needs of our collaborating employers, community partners, and graduate schools by fostering professional connections with students.

Wheaton College Career Services is committed to providing expert career guidance to students and alumni through a customized career development process. Our approach includes interactive and educational programming and resources that enable students and alumni to understand and articulate the real world application of intellectual and practical skills gained in and out of the classroom. We work to cultivate an expansive career community that engages students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and employers to support each student’s lifelong career journey.

Wentworth Institute of Technology is a university that requires all undergraduate day students to complete two cooperative educational (co-op) experiences to graduate. A co-op is full-time, temporary employment in the students’ field of study that enables them to apply classroom learning to professional work experience. At Wentworth a co-op must be 32-40 hours per week and generally is completed between the first day of classes and the last day of final examinations. All students work with a dedicated CO-OP + CAREER Advisor who teaches Co-op Institute plus offers one-on-one appointments. Wentworth offers one of the most comprehensive cooperative education (co-op) programs of its kind in the nation. To assist our neurodiverse students to complete their co-op, Wentworth has partnered with the Massachusetts General Hospital Aspire Program which provides job coaching to our student and their workplace supervisor. Wentworth’s Center for Wellness and Disability Services works with students throughout their academic careers.

The Career Center at UMass Dartmouth is a pivotal resource in the career development process, offering comprehensive support to both undergraduate and graduate students. Our focus is on equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate their professional journeys successfully. The center specializes in a range of services, including career exploration, internship and job search assistance, interview preparation, and decision-making strategies. By collaborating with students, we aim to enhance their employability and prepare them for the diverse challenges of the modern workplace. Our dedicated team ensures that each student receives personalized guidance, aligning their academic pursuits with their career objectives.

The Career and Professional Connections Office at UMass Amherst is dedicated to educating students in all phases of their career development, assisting them in building meaningful professional connections, and empowering them in making gratifying career decisions that enable them to transition successfully within a diverse and global society.

Tufts University Career Center and Tufts Accessibility Services work together to assist students with disabilities in developing, assessing, and initiating their career plans while promoting self-advocacy and empowerment. Our respective offices have created numerous programmatic collaborations and partnerships to educate students in their pursuit of meaningful work, both during and after their time at Tufts.

Suffolk University Career Development Center is dedicated to supporting and empowering undergraduates, graduates, and alumni to be active participants in the career development process. We prepare students and alumni to cultivate self-awareness and career self-discovery. We help them make informed decisions by providing career-related advising, comprehensive resources, and interactive programs to assist in the identification of career goals and the development of job search skills. We establish local relationships and global resources to optimize internship and job opportunities while also creating productive university partnerships to ensure that students are successful and competitive in their future pursuits.

Stonehill College, a Catholic institution of higher learning founded by the Congregation of Holy Cross, is a community of scholarship and faith, anchored by a belief in the inherent dignity of each person. Through its curriculum of liberal arts and sciences and pre-professional programs, Stonehill College provides an education of the highest caliber that fosters critical thinking, free inquiry, and the interchange of ideas. Stonehill College educates the whole person so that each Stonehill graduate thinks, acts, and leads with courage toward the creation of a more just and compassionate world. To further this mission, the Career Development Center (CDC) team combines individualized career advising with a wide variety of innovative programs and opportunities that empower student development and self-discovery and ensure the professional fulfillment of our graduates in their first destination and beyond.

Through the development of partnerships with employers and the Roxbury Community College community, the Career Development & Internship (CDI) Office provides career exploration, experiential learning opportunities, internships, job preparation assistance, and other career-related resources to inspire success among students. The CDI office works in partnership with RCC's Disabilities Office and RCC's Workforce Development programs to develop and empower students with disabilities with the tools needed to succeed in their careers.