Information for Faculty/Administrators

The Career Resource Center provides career development and job search services for Lesley University degree candidates and alumni.

Services

• Referrals for Your Students
• Resources for Your Students
• Classroom Visits
  (Cambridge/Boston area)
• Consultation/Collaboration
• Web Resources for Faculty/Administrators

Referrals for Your Students

The Career Resource Center welcomes referrals of students. We work with matriculated undergraduate and graduate students on a wide range of career-related topics and issues. Services include career counseling, workshops, the Career Resource Library, the Artists’ Resource Center, and many online resources including the Lesley JobLink (an online database of current job openings), the Human Services Employment Connection, and the Alumni Career Network.

To refer a student to the Career Resource Center, you can suggest that the student contact the Center directly by calling 617.349.8550 or checking our web site at www.lesley.edu/crc. If you would like to talk to a CRC staff member about referring a student, please call us at the number above.

Resources for Your Students

Please visit www.lesley.edu/crc for information on the career services available to your students.

Classroom Visits

Career Resource Center staff members frequently conduct visits to undergraduate and graduate classes on the Cambridge/Boston campuses. We can tailor a career development presentation to the needs of your students. Please contact us as early as possible in the semester to facilitate scheduling by calling 617.349.8550.

Consultation/Collaboration

The Career Resource Center staff is happy to provide consultation to Lesley faculty and staff on career development topics, including labor market projections to inform curriculum planning, and alumni contacts as career speakers for classes.

We frequently collaborate with both academic departments and administrative offices on programs and events, and we welcome the opportunity to talk with you about joint programming plans.

Web Resources for Faculty/Administrators

Faculty Guide to Ethical and Legal Standards in Student Hiring

References/Recommendations

• Guidelines for Reference Suppliers
• Tips for Writing References
• Writing References/Recommendations
• Writing a Reference Letter