Bumpers College provides many opportunities for professional development during a student's academic career. Summer internships are a great way to gain professional experience and make networking connections, not to mention many of our undergraduate programs require an internship for degree completion.
How can you stay in the loop on career or internship opportunities?
- Make sure you check the Bumpers Connection newsletter from AFLS Dean's Office for job opportunities
- Check Handshake for Career Connections Events
- Ask your advisor about internships available and when to plan them into your degree program
- Consider a study abroad internship program
- Attend Career Fairs and Events
- Stay connected to your respective industries by joining your department clubs
- Follow @bumperscollege on social media - we share a lot of postings
- Make a career appointment with a career coach on Handshake https://uark.joinhandshake.com or visit the Career Studio located on the 1st floor of the CORD.
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Contact Janet Collins, janetc@uark.edu for additional career information.
Employers
Get involved and share career and internship opportunities with Bumpers College graduates! Contact Janet Colins, Director of Career Initiatives, for information on how to connect with students.
Other Ways to Engage:
- Share jobs and internships on Handshake
- Host a booth at a career fair
Students
Have you recently had an amazing internship experience? Tell us about it! We love being able to share positive student professional development experiences with other Bumpers College students.
Other Ways to Get Involved:
- Find opportunities on Handshake
- Attend career fairs
- Join a club or organization
Faculty
Do you advise a club that offers professional development opportunities? Does your program area or course feature alumni or employer guest speakers? Let us know and we'll get the word out!
Other Ways to Engage:
- Invite employers in your field to speak to students
- Encourage students to attend career events
Career Outcomes Report
This report collected by the Offices of Career Connections (OCC) provides a look at the career outcomes of Bumpers College graduates. The data for this report is primary based on the First Destination Survey, a form sent out to graduating students weeks prior to graduation. Although NACE standards allow for data to reported from other sources such as Linkedin, parents, employers, faculty and staff.