Welcome Alumni

Services for Recent Grads & Alumni

UC alumni are welcome to utilize CDC's career services and job development resources, interview practice tools, computer-guided assessment tools, salary data, and career transition information.  Other  assessments (MBTI, Strong Interest Inventory, etc) are available for a modest fee.

Alums are invited to attend CDC career fairs, workshops and campus-wide events.  Those interested in starting a business should check out our Virtual Entrepreneurship Workshop, on the CDC website (see Career Exploration).

The UC Alumni Association can offer connections to other alums in select cities throughout the US.  For information call 513 556-4434.

There are many ways you can work with the Career Development Center to help UC students and alumni:

• Speak in classes, to student groups, or participate in panel discussions to share your knowledge and experience

• Hire UC students, graduating students, and alumni as interns or full-time staff

• Become a resource for students and alumni

Contact our office at 513-556-3471 to explore possibilities!

As you refresh your job search skills, visit JobWeb providing links to these and other helpful articles:
 

• Making Online Recruiting Click for You

• Resume Tips for the Experienced Candidate

• Make Your Cover Letter Count in a Competitive Job Market

• Avoid Getting 'Whittled Out' of a Job Opportunity

UC Alumni Association Offers Career Development Resources

• The UC Alumni Association is dedicated to helping alums find jobs after graduation. Please visit this site to help you in your job search and networking.
  

• In addition to a variety of free online resources, you can access professional career consulting services in your area from one of the premier career consulting firms in the world at special UC Alumni Association discounted fees.

• UC Alumni Association’s LinkedIn, Facebook and other sites of networking resources here.
  

• Simply being involved with UC and your UC Alumni Association is an important way to network toward new career opportunities. Lifelong Bearcats share a special bond and responsibility to look out for each other, and their participation together at UC events, through volunteer work and in other alumni activities facilitates this phenomenon.  http://www.alumni.uc.edu/

If you live outside of Greater Cincinnati, or you’re considering a move, check out the UC Alumni Association’s list of regional alumni chapters. They’re often a great way for UC grads to help their fellow alumni learn about career opportunities.