Employment Resources

Campbellsville University Career Services offers a variety of resources to help students and alumni navigate the job search process and secure meaningful employment. From resume building and interview preparation to job search strategies and networking tips, we provide the tools you need to succeed. Our Employment Resources page includes access to job postings, internship opportunities, career development workshops, and personalized coaching. Whether you're exploring career options or preparing for your first job, we're here to support you every step of the way in your journey to a fulfilling career.

 

Employment Resources

Explore resources to support you throughout your job search, from finding employment opportunities and preparing application materials to navigating the hiring process and taking the next step in your career.

Career Services utilizes the Handshake platform, where employers post job opportunities, internships, career tips, and job fair information. CU students and alumni can access Handshake for free with their Campbellsville University email to connect with Career Services and explore these resources.

Handshake Login for Students and Alumni:
Students and alumni can access job postings from employers looking to hire CU graduates.

Handshake Login for Employers/Recruiters:
Log in to Handshake to post job opportunities for CU students, alumni, and community members. If you don't have a Handshake account, please complete the Job Posting Form to share openings with CU job seekers.

*International Students: Please remember to check with the Center for Global Engagement (CGE/ CIE) before seeking off-campus employment.

Internships are a valuable way for students to gain hands-on experience, build professional networks, and explore career paths. Campbellsville University Career Services helps connect students with internship opportunities in various industries, both locally and nationally. Internships provide a chance to apply classroom learning in real-world settings, develop key skills, and enhance your resume.

Explore available internships, learn how to apply, and take the next step toward a successful career by gaining meaningful experience through CU's internship program.

General Internship Resources:

Arts and Entertainment:

  • Arts and Business Council of New York - Multicultural Arts Management Internship Program, which places students, particularly those of African-American, Latino, Asian, or Native American descent, into paid arts management summer internships. Huge listing of potential placements in the New York area.
  • Disney Internships - Disney internship jobs in a variety of fields and locations.

Business:

  • Lexmark - Lexmark typically employs about 100 students throughout the year at our Lexington headquarters. Summer is Lexmark's busiest time for student employment with co-ops, interns, and academic year part-time students. These numbers vary from year to year.

Computer Science and Math:

Environmental:

  • Audubon - The WINGS Internship Program aims to inspire lifelong stewardship of our environment and communities. Paid and unpaid WINGS internships are offered in the areas of Education, Public Policy, Development, Science, and Land Stewardship.

Government and Public Policy: 

  • Mitch McConnell, Republican Leader, U.S. Senator for Kentucky - Senator McConnell's intern program is open to any college student who is a resident of Kentucky.
  • Federal Internship Directory - THE place to find an internship with the federal government (updated weekly).
  • The State of Kentucky - The following departments are available for internships: Communications, Policy and Legislative Affairs, Constituent Services, First Lady's Projects, Lt. Governor's Projects, Faith-Based Projects, Commission on Women, Minority Empowerment, Local Development, and Legal Counsel.

History:

International:

  • CDS International, Inc. - Summer internships for students in Germany, Spain, and Argentina.
  • DAAD RISE Program - Research internships in Germany (in Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Geology, and Physics).
  • InterExchange - Internship opportunities in a variety of career fields in Argentina, Chile, and New Zealand.

Journalism and Publishing: 

  • BookJobs.com - Huge list of internships in a variety of areas in the publishing field.
  • New York Times - Editing and reporting summer internships in New York and Washington, DC.

Science and Medical: 

Sports Related: 

  • Team Work Online - Search for internships and sign up for email alerts in every major sport (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, Soccer, ATP Tours, Nascar, and more)!

Our Job Fairs bring together CU students, alumni, and employers to make meaningful professional connections. Students and alumni can meet potential employers, explore job and internship opportunities, and learn more about organizations and career paths. Employers have the opportunity to connect with talented CU students and graduates and recruit candidates for their organizations.

Whether you’re beginning your career or exploring your next opportunity, Job Fairs are a great way to build your network and connect with employers. Visit our Events Page to find upcoming fairs, mark your calendar, and start preparing.

In addition to CU’s on-campus Job Fair, students and alumni are invited to participate in the Lexington SPOTLIGHT Career Fair, held each February in Lexington, Kentucky.

Job Search Sites:

  • Handshake.com- Leading Nationwide Job Search Site for College Students. (Free to All CU Students and Recent Alumni)
  • Indeed.com - Public Metasearch job search engine that collects job listings from all over the Internet and puts them in one place.
  • ZipRecruiter.com — Subscription-based platform with intuitive artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms 
  • CareerBuilder.com - CareerBuilder is one of the largest job boards
  • Dice.com - Dice is the leading site for tech job seekers.
  • Glassdoor.com - Glassdoor is a career community that helps people find jobs and companies recruit top talent.
  • Idealist.com - Idealist is the premier clearinghouse for information on full-time, internship, and volunteer positions within the non-profit sector.
  • LinkedIn.com - LinkedIn connects the world's professionals to make them more productive and successful.
  • LinkUp.com - If you want to avoid spam and scams and duplicate job listings, LinkUp is the job site for you.
  • Monster.com - Monster is one of the original job boards and has expanded to include a variety of other resources and apps for job seekers.
  • SimplyHired.com - Simply Hired operates one of the world's largest job search engines
  • U.S. jobs - Job seekers using US.jobs for their employment search have access to a database of a million+ unique, verified positions from nationwide employers.
  • Zippia.com - Search for Jobs by Major, Industry, Location, and Company
  • Vivian.com - Healthcare hiring search tool and advice for health care professionals.

 Job Search Articles/ Resources:

Local Resources:

Explore job opportunities that have been shared by friends, business associates, and other CU community members who are specifically looking to hire Campbellsville University students and graduates. These positions are unique opportunities to connect with employers who value the CU network, giving you a chance to apply for roles that might not be found on traditional job boards. It's a great way to leverage the CU community and build relationships with local and national employers.

*International Students: Please remember to check with the Center for Global Engagement (CGE/ CIE) before seeking off-campus employment.

The Work-Study program at Campbellsville University offers students the opportunity to earn money while gaining valuable work experience on campus. Whether you’re looking for a flexible job that fits your academic schedule or seeking to develop professional skills, our Work-Study positions provide a great way to get involved on campus and contribute to the university community.

Explore available positions, learn about eligibility, and apply to become part of the Work-Study program today!

Campbellsville University Career Services offers free job and internship postings on our CU Career Services Job Board, sourced primarily from CU alumni, colleagues, and employer connections. While we strive to ensure the accuracy of the listings, we cannot verify the integrity of each organization or position, nor guarantee their availability. Job seekers are responsible for researching the organizations and verifying job details before applying. We encourage caution and due diligence when applying for positions. All listings are posted at the discretion of CU Career Services.

 

Have Questions or Need Assistance?

Have questions about employment resources, job opportunities, or your job search? Fill out the form below or email Career Services at careerservices@campbellsville.edu. Our team is here to help you find the resources and support you need for your next step.