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Career Development begins when you become a St. Kate's student. We guide you through a process of self-discovery and affirmation -- then help you to identify and articulate the value and application of your liberal arts and professional education.
News, Events & Updates
- On Campus Interviewing: 3M will be conducting on campus interviews with students in early December. Please contact our office or log in to KatieClick for details and to apply.
- KatieClick Mentors is a new program for connecting St. Kate’s students and alums. Get advice from alums. Learn about career options. Build your professional network. If you know how to use Facebook, then you know how to network. Click here to learn more. Use the 'Mentors tab' inside KatieClick (top right toolbar) to get started.
- Our calendar is now in KatieClick - Find events to help you connect to your career. Contact our office if you have any questions or problems.
- Check out all the resources under "Find A Job" in the left menu. There are pages with links to employers in education, healthcare, communications and other areas of interest.
- New On-line Resource available! The Career Resource Center has always had the hard copy version of Twin Cities Business B.I.G. Book for you to research companies you are interested in. Now the lists are also available online.
- Stumped about picking a major? Need some help writing a personal statement? Want more information about internships? Check this out...
- Household Positions Book: Are you interested in a household position (such as nanny/babysitter, dog walker, cleaner, personal care attendant, etc.) with people not associated with a placement firm? Stop by our office to view the Household Positions Book. These positions will not be listed on KatieClick.
Mission: The Career Development office cultivates the career development of students and alumni. Committed to service and collaboration with members of the St. Kate's community and outside constituents, staff guide clients through a process of self-discovery and affirmation. Career Development staff members work with individuals to identify and articulate the value and application of their liberal arts and professional education as related to their post graduation goals. Respecting the uniqueness of each person, staff offer a special focus and understanding of the complexities of women’s issues including the need to find balance, purpose, and meaning during times of changing responsibilities and life roles.