Career Advising

The School of Information Sciences offers a variety of career services and resources to its students and alumni.

We offer one-on-one career advising, resume help and interview prep, as well an annual career fair.

For more career information and resources visit our new Career Advising for Information Professionals Libguide!

View Recordings from Past Career Events here.


Personalized Career Advising

Kim Schroeder, career advisor and faculty member, is available by appointment for individualized assistance. Kim Schroeder also teaches career-related workshops throughout the year, with special sessions when specific employers have job openings that well-suited for SIS students and alumni.

Contact Kim Schroeder to make an appointment to discuss how to develop your career goals, job skills, job hunting strategy, resume review or interview preparation.two business people meeting

 


Career Fairs 

Career Advising Week 2024 was held in June 2024.

View the recordings from each event here.


Career Advising Week 2023 was held in June 2023.

View the recordings from each event here.


Career Fair Week 2022 was held in June 2022.

View the recordings from each event here.

View our past career events here.

 


Job Resources

View an extensive list of professional organizations and groups that post job openings.

If you are applying for a job that would benefit from showcasing your projects and papers, consider trying Portfolium:

Portfolium  Portfolium Tutorial (PDF)

Sign Up for the Job Posting Listserv from the School of Information Sciences.
 

alumni, Kelsey Jansen van Galen

"Wayne State provided me a quality and well-rounded education that prepared me for my career. I entered into video librarianship at CNN, something I had limited experience in. As a result of my education at Wayne State University, I was able to step into this role, pick up the work quickly, and grow my career there over the last several years." 

- Kelsey Jansen van Galen, Archive Librarian, CNN