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Faculty

As a faculty member and advisor, you play an important role in your students’ career development. Students seek your advice on issues ranging from majors and resumes to graduate school and professional direction. This relationship often continues beyond Tufts, as former students enter the workplace and pursue graduate study.

Likewise, we forge relationships with students and share with you a strong investment in their development. Based on this mutual interest, we are working to strengthen our connection with faculty. As we seek ways to collaborate, we are creating new programs and building awareness of existing services.

Tufts Career Center Overview

We design our services to support students from the earliest stages of career exploration through alumni career changes. Our resources include career counseling, personality and interest assessments, graduate school advising, and job search. Learn more about our services.

"Don't Cancel a Class" Program

While planning your syllabi and working around your conference schedules, you don’t need to cancel a class. The Career Center will cover a class with a pre-packaged workshop.  We provide standard and customized workshops to substitute for your regularly scheduled classes. Get more information and fill out the request form to ensure that we meet your needs for content and timing.

Online Workshops

We deliver critical career advice online, and most recently, have introduced online workshops on internships, interviewing, cover letters, and more.

Career Center Website

Our content-rich student website offers job and internship listings to research on careers, employers, and industries. http://careers.tufts.edu

Tufts Career Advisory Network (Tufts CAN)

Research indicates that most people identify new employment opportunities by networking rather than traditional job search methods. Therefore, we’ve engaged more than 9,000 alumni and parents to offer advice and mentoring through the Tufts Career Advisory Network (Tufts CAN). We invite you to take a look and to join our network.

Tips for Writing Recommendation Letters

This guide from the Career Center offers formatting and content tips for writing recommendation letters.

 

  Tufts University Career Center, Dowling Hall Suite 740, Medford, MA 02155  |  Tel: (617) 627-3299  |  Email