Welcome Faculty & Associates!
At Post, faculty and associates play a vital role in helping students turn education into action. Every interaction—whether in class, on campus, or in conversation—helps students build confidence and career readiness.
The Career Development team is here to collaborate with you: bringing real-world learning into the classroom, connecting students with opportunities, and supporting your own professional growth. Together, we’re preparing students for their first career steps—and every opportunity that follows.
Faculty and associates help students see how learning today leads to opportunity tomorrow. Even brief moments of reflection or discussion can spark powerful insight.
Try:
- Linking assignments to NACE Career Readiness Competencies
- Adding short career reflections or resume-based activities
- Highlighting how course projects build real-world skills
- Inviting alumni or professionals to share career perspectives
We’re here to help you design easy, high-impact integrations for any course or program.
Let’s co-create something impactful: career@post.edu
Partner with the Career Development team to bring career readiness directly into your courses. We offer short, interactive presentations and workshops.
Request a session:
Faculty and Associates Presentation Request Form
If you’d like a member of the Career Development team to present in your class, please complete our presentation request form. This helps us coordinate scheduling and tailor the session to your students’ needs.
Bring the world of work to your students by connecting them with professionals who can share insights, stories, and inspiration.
Ideas include:
- Hosting an alumni or employer guest speaker (in-person or virtual)
- Coordinating a panel discussion around an industry theme
- Inviting a Corporate Partner to speak about career paths, interview skills, or workplace culture
- Collaborating with Career Development to design experiential learning opportunities
Our team can help arrange introductions, coordinate logistics, or identify the right speakers for your class or department.
Interested in partnering? career@post.edu
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Faculty and Associates Content Submissions
Faculty and staff are encouraged to submit blogs, short videos, or success stories related to their field or community. Your insights help students see how coursework connects to professional paths and bring real-world relevance to their studies.
To get started and learn how you can hire a work study student, email Darlene Lawson at darlene.lawson@post.edu
Frequently Asked Questions
Post University’s Career Development Center offers career coaching, resume and cover letter support, mock interviews, job and internship search assistance, employer connections, career events, and access to online career tools. Services are available to students and alumni.
Encourage students to engage with Career Development Center early in their academic journey, not just near graduation. First-year and sophomore students can explore career paths and build foundational skills, while upper-level students can focus on internships, networking, and job placement.
Faculty can direct students to the Career Development Center’s website called the Career Hub or encourage them to schedule a one-on-one career coaching appointment. Referrals are especially helpful for students seeking clarity on career direction, resume improvement, internships, or job searching.
Yes. Career coaches work with students to tailor résumés and cover letters to specific industries, roles, and experience levels. This includes help translating academic projects, clinical experiences, or military backgrounds into employer-ready documents. The Career Development Center also offers tools such as Handshake to search for jobs and review résumés, as well as Big Interview, which helps students improve interview skills through video-based training and practice.
Absolutely! The Career Development Center supports both main campus and online students through virtual appointments, online tools, and digital resources, ensuring equal access regardless of location.
Career Development assists students with identifying opportunities, preparing application materials, practicing interviews, and connecting with employers. They also host career-related events and maintain employer partnerships that align with Post University programs.
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