Changing Jobs: Job Search for Alumni
Changing Careers
Graduate Exam Links
Build Your Network
- Alumni Association Web site
- Join LinkedIn Groups
- Professional Organizations – Search online for your field (i.e. American Marketing Association for marketing professionals)
- Chamber of Commerce Mixers – see your local chamber
- Networking and Career Events – see Lewis University Career Services calendar
Employment Planning Services
Students and alumni search for jobs and internships, upload resumes for review, and schedule appointments with a career advisor, at Flyers Get Hired, powered by Handshake. Log in to lewisu.edu/GetHired to activate your Flyers Get Hired career management account.
Resume and Interview Resources
- Resumes, Cover Letters, References and Thank You Notes
- How to Write Bullet Points on Resumes
- Use Your Resume to Nail the Interview
- Interviewing Tips
- BIG INTERVIEW – Lewis University Access Code is 0767. Practice interviewing through recorded video and answer interview questions specific to your industry or prepare for graduate/professional school interviews.
- Weekly Walk-In Resume Reviews
Enhance your resume with personalized feedback from our experienced career advisors. Drop in during our walk-in hours for a quick and supportive review—no appointment needed.
Location: LRG-G25
Dates and Times:- Mondays: 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
- Tuesdays: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
- Wednesdays: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Other Resources
- Quick Start Guide to Career Services Online
- Useful Career Websites
- Company Research Resources
- Elevator Pitch: How to introduce yourself to a potential employer
- Employers that hire your major: www.buzzfile.com (use the Buzzfile Basic for the free search)
- Network with Lewis Alumni through LinkedIn group: Lewis University – Students, Alumni, Faculty & Staff.
Online Presentations
Getting Clear on Your Focus
Structuring Your Job Search
Building Your Followup Strategy
Navigating the Hidden Job Market
The Secrets to a Perfect Resume
Preparing For Your Interview
Salary Negotiation Research
Strategies for Effective Networking

