Campus Life

Notre Dame de Namur University Career Services

 

Career Services Staff

Hours

Director

Carrie McKnight
650-508-3667
cmcknight@ndnu.edu

Student Assistant

Jasmine Brown
650-508-3717

Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.
After 5:00pm by appointment.

 

Career Services is located in the Campus Center

Phone: 650-508-3717 or 650-508-3667

Fax: 650-508-3719

careercenter@ndnu.edu

Career Services is open Monday through Friday. The office may be closed throughout the day when staff members are attending meetings or working with a student. To ensure there is a staff member available to assist you, please make an appointment by sending an email or calling the numbers listed above.

 

Mission

Career Services provides career counseling, for-credit classes, information resources and tools, and on-campus events aimed at fostering the career development of students and alumni.

Career Services strives to:

  • Help students to develop competence and confidence in the career planning and job search process.
  • Empower students to discover their unique talents, gifts, skills, and values.
  • Foster career exploration and decision-making through experiential learning activities.
  • Provide appropriate up-to-date career-related information and resources.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with organizations that offer meaningful community engagement and career opportunities to students and alumni.

 

Throughout the year, Career Services sponsors a variety of special events and activities on campus. Check our events calendar for details. In addition, Career Services is a resource center with job/internship listings, computers for students, reference books and materials, and a friendly staff who can help you find career-related information.

Students and alumni are encouraged to explore their career options by meeting with a counselor. A career counseling session might include self-assessment, career research, goal setting strategies, or resume writing. We also offer a wide range of career classes for undergraduate students, such as Career Planning and Job Search, Business Etiquette, and Career Development Internships.