LeBow Undergraduate Career Services

The Undergraduate Career Services department is committed to preparing LeBow undergraduate students to make educated and informed decisions to pursue their career goals. The staff presents workshops and facilitates special employer events to empower students to best market their academic accomplishments, relevant work experience, skills and abilities to prospective employers.

The Career Service staff is available to meet individually with students to provide their expert advice on topics such as: resume preparation, interviewing etiquette and salary negotiation techniques. Students are able to utilize industry specific resource materials and benchmarking information in their job search activities.

Location: Matheson Hall, Suite 012
Office Hours:9:00am-4:30pm
Phone:(215) 895-2110
Email:ugcs@lebow.drexel.edu

InterviewStream™

InterviewStream™ is an online interactive simulation program which allows you to hone your skills at anytime with a webcam and Internet access. InterviewStream™ gives you confidence and eliminates much of the anxiety of presenting yourself to potential employers. Using InterviewStream™ to video record yourself helps you refine answers to the questions that will most likely be asked, allows you to observe yourself from the interviewer’s perspective; and enhances your communication skills and controlling body your language.

Workshops

A series of workshops are offered each term to prepare undergraduate students in the LeBow College of Business for the varying aspects of their job search. Each term workshops on subjects such as resume development, job searching, interviewing, and salary negotiation are offered to students. Employers are also invited to campus to present workshops from an insider's point of view. Students can sign up to attend workshops via the LeBow Event Calendar.

EmployOn

The LeBow College of Business provides students with the ability to use EmployOn. EmployOn is an online web portal that acts as a "spider" that pulls in over 7 million job listings from thousands of websites, making it the largest jobs database in the industry. This allows students to do real-time searches using their uploaded resumes for both full-time jobs and for internships. Searching is focused on student skills and talents and students are able to utilize the skills-based search function to find more job listings than by searching for job titles alone. Students can create/manage their own user accounts and run searches independently. Students can also save searches and have them run automatically on a regular basis, sending new job postings to their email accounts.

Link to EmployOn (for students only)