Career and Internship Resources
Explore, jump-start or advance your career
Are you a student looking for ways to jump-start your career exploration, or a seasoned professional who wants to advance your career?
The Experiential Learning and Career Education (ELCE) office supports students and alumni as they navigate their career development process. We also work with employers, providing a strong workforce to ensure organizational success and fostering a healthy and vibrant local, statewide, national and global economy.
Resources
Any questions? Contact us at (414) 410-4157 or careeropps@stritch.edu
Location: Bonaventure Hall (lower level)
Resources
Any questions? Contact us at (414) 410-4157 or careeropps@stritch.edu
Location: Bonaventure Hall (lower level)
Students and alumni
Interested in learning more about your personality, interests and values and how it relates to finding a satisfying job? Never written a resume? Need to enhance your cover letter? Unsure about your interview outfit? At the ELCE, our online resources, workshops and programs, and seasoned counselors can help guide you.
Employers
Are you looking for strong, innovative and culturally competent talent? Cardinal Stritch University trains a diverse student population, providing local, state, national and global employers with candidates who can build and support organizational success. We are proud of the partnerships we have established, and continue to explore opportunities to facilitate connections between students, alumni and recruiters.
Celene Bonilla
Internship: Compost Crusader
Do not put internships off. I waited and wish I would have been able to fit more in before graduation.
Teju Aluko
Internship: Milwaukee Aces
Treat your internship like a real job and make sure it is purposeful. I can go back to the Milwaukee Aces website and see what I did and I can appreciate it.
Andrew Ziolkowski
Internship: Secure Retirement Solutions
The life skills I learned while being an intern will help me after graduation. Along with the skills I've developed while learning about my field.
LaTasha Hannon
Internship: Daisy House
Having an internship opens up so many doors. It's great for networking and connecting with professionals in the field you want to enter.
Brittany Rupert
Internship: 103.7 Kiss FM (Entercom)
I tried to always sit with the promotions director whose job closely correlated with what I wanted to do. I got to staff 'meet and greets," learned the industry lingo and it was very helpful.
Kimberly R. Hubbard
Adjunct Faculty - College of Graduate Studies|Director of Literacy Center
Kellner College of Education, Literacy and Leadership|Kellner Family Literacy Center
Tom Kipp
Assistant Director of Internship & Career Engagement|Adjunct Faculty - College of Arts and Sciences|Adjunct Faculty - College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Experiential Learning & Career Education|College of Arts & Sciences|Health Sciences
Sean P. Lybeck - Smoak
Director of Experiential Learning and Career Education|Adjunct Faculty - College of Arts and Sciences
Experiential Learning & Career Education|College of Arts & Sciences