Public and Human Services Career Community

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 Federation of Government Employees (AFGE)

• American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)

• American Public Works Association (APWA)

• Air and Waste Management Association

• American Association of Port Authorities

• American Public Health Association

• American Water Resources Association (AWRA)

• APCO International Leaders in Public Safety Communication

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Government, Law Enforcement, Public Health, 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 Civil Service. 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.

• Military Careers

• Judges and Hearing Officers

• Civil Engineers

• Social Workers

• Police and Detectives

• Teacher Assistants

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in civil service roles! Titles like “Project Manager”, “Paralegal”, “Medical Scribe”, “Director of Operations”, 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

• Decision-Making

• Diversity and Inclusion

• Teams and Collaboration

• Leadership Skills

• 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 Psychological Association

• Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)

• National Association of Social Workers

• American Sociological Association

• International Association of Rehabilitation Professionals

• American Counseling Association

• Association for Psychological Science

• New York State School Social Workers Association (NYSSSWA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (counseling, psychology, social work, 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 Counseling, Psychology, or Social Work. 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.

• Psychologists

• Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors

• School and Career Counselors and Advisors

• Social Workers

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in the counseling, psychology, social work fields! Titles like “Forensic Social Worker”, “School Counselor”, “Mental Health Therapist”, “Employee Assistance Program Services 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

• Coaching and Mentorship

• Leadership Skills

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

• Learning and Development

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 Federation of Government Employees (AFGE)

• American Public Works Association (APWA)

• The National Defense Industrial Association

• Americans for Democratic Action

• Association for Politics and the Life Sciences

• International City/County Management Association

• National Association of Government Communicators (NAGC)

• National Association of Government Contractors

• National Association of Government Employees

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Politics, Safety, Administrative, 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 Government. 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.

• Urban and Regional Planners

• Judges and Hearing Officers

• Social Workers

• Information Security Analysts

• Secretaries and Administrative Assistants

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Government! Titles like “Associate of Government Affairs”, “Organization Strategist”, “Employer Services Coordinator”, “Legislative 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

• Become a Government Project Manager

• Leading in Government

• Project Management: Government Projects

• Decision-Making

• Leadership Skills

• 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 Council on Education (ACE)

• Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE)

• Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education NASPA

• National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP)

• National Career Development Association (NCDA) 

• Association of College and University Housing Officers-International (ACUHO-I)

• American Association of University Women (AAUW)

• American Association of Blacks in Higher Education (AABHE)

• Association for Continuing Higher Education (ACHE) 

• American College Personnel Association (ACPA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Administrative Service, 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 Higher Education. 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.

• Postsecondary Education Administrators

• School and Career Counselors and Advisors

• Higher Education

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Higher Education!  Titles like “Professor”, “Career Coach”, “Academic Advisor”, “Director of Admissions”, “Hall 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

• Higher Education

• Training and Education

• Diversity and Inclusion

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

• Career Management

• Learning and Development

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.

Certification Information

• SUNY Oswego Teacher Certification Resources
• NYS Teacher Certification Exam (NYSTCE) Test Information
• NYS Teacher Certification Exam - Practice Tests and Study Guides

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 for Experiential Education

• Association for Middle Level Education

• Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

• Association of American Educators

• National Association for the Education of Young Children

• National Education Association

• School Superintendents Association

• National Association of Elementary School Principals

• National Association of School Psychologists

• Association for Career and Technical Education

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Teacher, Principal, Superintendent, 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 K-12 Education. 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.

• Kindergarten and Elementary School Teachers

• Middle School Teachers

• High School Teachers

• Instructional Coordinators

• Librarians and Library Media Specialists

• Special Education Teachers

• School and Career Counselors and Advisors

• Elementary, Middle, and High School Principals

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in K-12 Education! Titles like “Outreach Strategy Manager”, “Senior Brand Manager”, “Director of Media & Insights”, “Communications 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

• Communication

• Teams and Collaboration

• K-12 Education

• E-Learning Software

• Instructional Design

• Educational Technology

• Teaching

• Student Success Skills

• Coaching and Mentorship

• Leadership Skills

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 Association for Justice (AAJ)

• American Bar Association (ABA)

• Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC)

• Association of Legal Administrators (ALA)

• National Association for Legal Professionals (NALS)

• National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA)

• Federal Bar Association (FBA)

• American Arbitration Association (AAA)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (General Legal, Court Based, Administrative Based, 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 the Law and Legal Industry. 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.

• Paralegals and Legal Assistants

• Lawyers

• Judges and Hearing Officers

• Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners

• Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Public Relations and Image/Brand Management!  Titles like “Associate Attorney”, “Paralegal”, “Immigration Attorney”, “Corporate Counsel”, “Law Clerk” 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

• Ethics and Law

• Presentations

• Communication 

• Decision-Making

• Teams & Collaboration

• Personal Effectiveness

• Ethics and Law in Data Analytics 

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!

Jobs & Experience!
Depending on what you are seeking, there are many types of experiences available in the Military; Enlisted, Officer, Volunteer, etc. Utilize the links below to explore potential career and job opportunities for each of the branches.

1. ROTC at SUNY Oswego

2. U.S. Air Force (USAF)  

3. U.S. Army (USA) 

4. U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)  

5. U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) 

6. U.S. Navy (USN)  

7. U.S. Space Force (USSF)

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

• American Legion

• Armed Forces Benefit Association

• Air Force Association

• Association of the United States Army

• Association of the United States Navy

• Clearpath for Veterans

• Coast Guard Auxiliary Association

• Marine Corps Association

• National Veteran Association - Veterans of Foreign Wars 

• 101st Airborne Division Association

• 11th Bombardment Group Association

• 13th Airborne Division Association

• 1st Marine Division Association

• 25th Infantry Division Association

• 2nd Bomb Wing Association

• 32nd Infantry Division Veterans Association

• 1st Fighter Association

• 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment Association

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in the military! 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

• Translating Your Military Skills to Civilian Workplace

• What is your military experience?

• LinkedIn for Veterans

• Transition from Military to Student Life

Additional Resources

• Military Careers - Great for gaining understanding of necessary skills

• O*NET My Next Move for Veterans - Great for understanding careers after military service

• Joint Services Transcripts - Great for updating your resume 

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 for Christian Retail (CBA)

• Council for American Private Education (CAPE)

• National Religious Broadcasters Association (NRB)

• American Academy of Religion (AAR)

• Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT)

• Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR)

• Society of Biblical Literature 

• Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Pastorship, Minister, Missionary Work, 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 Ministry and Theology. 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

• Ministry and Theology

• Social and Human Service Assistants

• Social Workers

• Marriage and Family Therapists

• Postsecondary Teachers

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working within ministry and theology! Titles like “Director of Children’s Ministry”, “Family Ministry Creative Project Manager”, “Faculty Support Specialist”, “Clinical Program 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

• Personal Effectiveness

• Communication

• Teams & Collaboration

• Diversity and Inclusion

• Nonprofit Management

• Leadership Skills

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 Managers

• 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!

Check out Community Services information on Long Term Service and Volunteer Opportunities!