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Internships & Jobs 
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.  

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Institute of CPAs

• American Accounting Association

• National Society of Accountants

• Institute of Management Accountants

• Accounting and Financial Women’s Alliance

• National Association of Black Accountants

• Institute of Internal Auditors

• Accountant-Lawyer Alliance

• American Payroll Association

• Institute of Internal Auditors

Typical Job Titles 
Depending on what you are seeking (CPA, Bookkeeping, Portfolio Management, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Accounting. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands. 

• Accountants and Auditors

• Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks

• Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents

• Bill and Account Collectors

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Accounting! Titles like “Staff Accountant”, “Audit Associate”, “Investment Management Tax Associate”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

 LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Accounting Skills

• Accounting Software

• Corporate Finance

• Cryptocurrency

• Income Tax

• Communication

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and MUCH more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!

We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Institute of Management Consultants

• Professional & Technical Consultants Association

• Society of Professional Consultants

• Association for Consulting Expertise

• American Association of Political Consultants

• American Society of Management Consulting

• International Association of Professional Business Consultants

• Association of Accredited Small Business Consultants

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Finance, Management, Legal, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Consulting. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Strategy Consultants

• Consulting 

• Management Analysts

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Consulting! Titles like “Community Support Specialist”, “Owner of Second Look Consulting and Styling”, “Proposal and Digital Media Specialist”, “Senior Tax Consultant”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

• Decision-Making

• Leadership Skills

• Management Skills

• Business Analysis

• Project Management Skills

• Advertising and Promotion

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Entrepreneurs' Organization

• FoundersCard

• Social Enterprise Alliance

• Startup Grind

• Association of Private Enterprise Education (APEE)

• United States Association of Small Business Entrepreneurship (USASBE)

• The Entrepreneurs’ Club

• National Association for the Self Employed

• National Federation of Independent Business

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (CEO, Management, Director, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Entrepreneurship. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Top Executives 

• Entrepreneurs

• 10 steps to start your own business

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Entrepreneurship! Titles like “Chief Operating Officer”, “Wellness CEO”,  “Co-founder and Chief Risk Officer”, “Managing Director”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Entrepreneurship

• Small Business Finance

• Small Business Management

• Small Business Marketing

• Small Business Sales

• Freelancing

• Business Strategy

• Business Analysis

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Planning Association

• Meeting Professionals International

• Professional Convention Management Association

• International Live Events Association

• International Association of Expositions and Events

• National Association for Catering and Events

• Corporate Event Marketing Association

• Association of Collegiate Conference and Event Directors

• International Festivals and Events Association

• Event Services Professional Association

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Recreation, Project Management, Planner, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Event Planning. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

 Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners

• Public Relations Specialists

• Project Management

• Event Planner

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Event Planning!  Titles like “Event Planner and Hospitality Manager”, “Event Manager”, “Special Projects Coordinator”, “Team Coordinator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Event Planning

• Communication

• Leadership Skills

• Customer Service Skills

• Creativity

• Teams and Collaboration

• Project Management Skills

• Advertising and Promotion

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Bankers Association

• Association for Financial Professionals

• Financial Management Association

• Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc.

• Financial Industry Regulatory Authority

• CFA Institute 

• RMA Empire Chapter

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (finance or banking, etc.) there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in finance or banking. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Budget Analysts

• Financial Analysts

• Financial Examiners

• Loan Officers

• Personal Financial Advisors

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Finance and Banking!  Titles like  “Senior Budget Analyst”, “Chief Financial Officer'', “Bank Branch Manager”, “Commercial Loan Officer”, and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Small Business Finance

• Personal Finance

• Corporate Finance

• Cryptocurrency

• Data Analysis

• Communication

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)

• Certified Fundraising Executive

• The Giving Institute

• Association for Healthcare Philanthropy

• National Council of Nonprofits

• National Association of Nonprofit Professionals

• Society for Nonprofits

• Young Nonprofit Professionals Network

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Fundraising, Development, Special Events), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Fundraising. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Fundraisers

• Public Relations and Fundraising Managers

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Fundraising! Titles like “Customer Success Manager”, “Fundraising Coordinator”, “Fundraising Consultant”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect! 

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Communication

• Event Planning

• Public Relations

• Sales Skills

• Social Selling

• Project Management Skills

• Teams and Collaboration

• Creativity

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internship & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.  

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)

• American Association of Access, Equity, and Diversity (AAAED)

• Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE)

• College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR)

• International Association for Human Resource Information Management (IHIRM)

• International Public Management Association for Human Resources (IPMA-HR)

• Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA)

• National Human Resources Association (NHRA)

• Professionals in Human Resources Association (PIHRA)

• WorldatWork

Typical Job Titles

Depending on what you are seeking (Recruitment, Benefits, Consulting, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Human Resources. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success

As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Human Resources Specialist 

• Training and Development Managers 

• Compensation and Benefits Managers 

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Human Resources! Titles like “Human Resources Associate”, “Talent Acquisition Analyst”, “Employer Relations Coordinator”, “Benefits Specialist”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Compensation and Benefits

• Diversity and Inclusion

• HR Administration

• HR Software

• HR Strategy

• Hiring and Interviewing

• Learning and Development

• Recruiting

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP)

• International Association of Insurance Professionals (IAIP)

• National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisers (NAIFA)

• National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)

• Association of Finance and Insurance Professionals (AFIP)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Actuary, Claims, Sales, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Insurance. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Insurance Sales Agents

• Insurance Underwriters

• Claims Adjusters, Appraisers, Examiners, and Investigators

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Insurance! Titles like “Licensed Agent”, “Underwriting Assistant”, “Investment Associate”,  “Business Development Manager”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• CRM

• Customer Service Skills

• Data Ethics

• Business Management

• Data Analytics for Pricing Analysts in Excel

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Post-graduate Opportunities!

Leadership Development or Rotational programs provide mentorship and training across different functional business areas of a company. Companies use these structured programs to recruit and develop leaders for their organization, and in turn, these programs allow you as an intern or post-grad to receive training in multiple areas and help you determine where your interests and skills are best fit. Programs vary in length, assignments, functional areas, and application deadlines, though many recruit in the fall semester. Meet with a Career Coach for help finding these opportunities! 

Below are some common programs to explore and apply for:

Google Sheet 

Professional Associations

Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development. Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• The Center for Association Leadership (ASAE)

• NMA (The Leadership Development Organization)

• Association of Leadership Programs

• Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)

• International Leadership Association 

• Network for Change and Continuous Innovation (NCCI)

• International Association of Innovation Professionals (IAOIP)

• Innovative Leadership Institute 

Typical Job Titles

Depending on what you are seeking there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities with Leadership Development Programs. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

Typical Skills Needed for Success

As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Comprehensive Leadership Development Programs

• Soft Skills for Leadership Success

• Core Leadership Skills

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni who have experienced Leadership Development Programs! Titles like “Distribution Sales and Leadership Development Programs”, “Career Development Program”, “Claims Management Development Program”, and so much more! You can view their amazing career paths on LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Leadership Skills

• Diversity and Inclusion

• Learning and Development

• Business Strategy

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Advertising Federation

• American Marketing Association

• Association of National Advertisers

• Association of International Product Marketing and Management (AIPMM)

• Association of Network Marketing Professionals (ANMP)

• Promax

• Social Media Association

• Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS)

• Internet Marketing Association

 Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Brand Management, Advertising, Public Relations, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Marketing. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation.

 Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Advertising Sales Agents

• Advertising, Promotions, and Marketing Managers

• Market Research Analysts

• Sales Managers

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Marketing, Advertising, and Sales! Titles like “Director of Growth Marketing”, “Director of Advertising Operations”, “Marketing Media Manager”,“Brand Ambassador”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Advertising and Promotion

• Brand Management

• Content Marketing

• Email Marketing

• Event Planning

• Marketing Strategy

• Mobile Marketing

• Sales

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Alliance for Nonprofit Management

• American Society for Public Administration

• Association of Fundraising Professionals

• Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA)

• New York Association for Volunteer Administration

• Council of Foundations

• Young Nonprofit Professionals Network

• National Association of Nonprofit Professionals

• Society for Nonprofits

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Administration, Development, Community Relations, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Nonprofit Leadership. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Social and Community Service Members

• Non-Profit Founder or Director

• Non-Profit 

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Nonprofit Leadership! Titles like “Non-Profit Manager”, “Learning and Development Associate”, “Vice President of Organizational Development”, “Support Specialist”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Leadership Skills

• Teams and Collaboration

• Nonprofit Management

• Public Speaking

• Time Management

• Advertising and Promotion

• Recruiting

• Communication

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Guild of Appraisers (AGA)

• American Real Estate Society (ARES)

• Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals (ACRP)

• Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP)

• International Association of Real Estate Professionals (IARP)

• National Association of Appraisers (NAA)

• National Association of Expert Advisors (NAEA)

• National Association of Real Estate Advisors (NAREA)

• National Association of Realtors (NAR)

• National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Agent, Broker, Inspector, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Public Relations. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Property Appraisers and Assessors

• Real Estate Brokers and Sales Agents

• Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Public Relations and Image/Brand Management!  Titles like “Licensed Real Estate Salesperson”, “Property Manager”, “Commercial Real Estate Executive”, “Managing Broker”, and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Real Estate Analysis Foundations 

• Real Estate Investing 101

• Real Estate: Negotiating with Sellers

• Real Estate: Developing a Growth Mindset

• Communication

• Personal Effectiveness

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• National Retail Federation

• Retail Industry Leaders Association

• International Textile and Apparel Association

• Category Management Association

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Management, Sales, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Retail/Consumer Products. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Retail Sales Workers

• Sales Managers

• Customer Service Representatives

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Retail/Consumer Products! Titles like “Vice President of Retail Sales”, “Retail Annuities Representative”, “Store Manager Specialist”, “Director of Sales”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Customer Service Management

• Customer Service Skills

• CRM Software

• Marketing Strategy

• Communication

• Management Skills

• Teams and Collaboration

• Public Speaking

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development. Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• North American Society for Sport Management

• Sport Marketing Association

• College Sports Information Directors of America

• College Athletic Business Management Association

• National Association of Athletic Development Directors

• National Association of Sports Officials

• American College of Sports Medicine

• National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

• Minority Opportunities Athletic Association

• National Sports Marketing Network

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Director, Marketing, Agent, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Sports Business. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Advertising, Promotions, and Marketing Managers

• Sports Management

• Scouts and Coaches 

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Sports Business! Titles like “Sports Information Director”, “New York Jets Digital Reporter”, “Associate Athletic Director”, “Program and Operations Coordinator” , and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Coaching and Mentoring

• Talent Management

• Organizational Leadership

• Writing

• Time Management

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

• Creativity

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!