Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education Phone: (315) 781-3514 Location: The Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education is located on the 1st floor of Trinity Hall Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Find upcoming events on Handshake.
300 Pulteney Street
Geneva, NY 14456
Fax: (315) 781-3515
E-Mail: cso@hws.edu
Our comprehensive, career development program – called Pathways – complements your academic pursuits, helping you connect your interests, strengths and goals to potential professional paths.
Rest assured: if you want to explore a career, develop a skill or build your professional network, we’ll be with you every step of the way.
Get on the path to guaranteed funding. We were among the first colleges to guarantee an internship or research placement and it was a shocking idea at the time. Years later, the extent of our offerings and the depth of our connections are second to none. You have the flexibility to pursue incredible opportunities without having to worry about whether you can afford it.
Our signature program is a comprehensive, four-year sequence of experiences that will help you explore careers, discover your path and prepare for post-college life. Beginning at First-Year Orientation, you'll engage with Career Services and set a plan in motion. Click here to get started.
Career Services offers a variety of workshops and provides access to various training programs.
Go on the road with us! Join us during winter and spring break for programs held in New York, Washington, D.C., Boston and Los Angeles that allow you to network with HWS alums and friends and learn more about particular industries. Job shadowing experiences and informational interviews can be arranged throughout the year.
Our dedicated career counselors provide assistance along your career journey. We encourage you to reach out for a one-on-one appointment.
HWS students regularly win prestigious fellowships that fund graduate study, international travel, and unique experiences.
Gain both an undergraduate and post-graduate education through HWS' pre-professional programs. Students can take programs in engineering, health professions, business, teaching or law, preparing them for the career of their choosing.
Economics major Jesse Whelan-Small ’24 spent his summer in the Washington, D.C. office of Congressman Donald M. Payne Jr. as a legislative intern. Through this role, Whelan-Small gained valuable experience crafting correspondence with constituents through letters and news updates, meeting with lobbyists and advocacy groups and attending committee hearings and congressional briefings.
Matt Brown ’24 found a role model in Veterinarian Jonathan Wilkerson ’95, P'26 while completing an internship in Philadelphia this summer.
On National Voter Registration Day, HWS Votes was out in full force encouraging people to register to vote.
