Employers

On-Campus Tabling

Tables set up at various locations across campus where you will have student foot traffic to be able to advertise your opportunities and speak to prospective employees. Locations include Goodwin Hall of Business lobby, second floor, Benny’s Dining Hall, Krasa Student Center, Dan & Ada Rice Recreation Center, and more.

On-Campus Interviewing

Set-up-shop in an office on campus to host interviews for opportunities you have available for our Benedictine students. Opportunities to interview in-person would provide you with the chance to meet them one-on-one, while if you opt to interview virtually, we can host the students while you connect conveniently from your space.

Classroom Presentations

Interested in recruiting from a specific major or activity? We can connect you with faculty, coaches, and staff directly to get in front of those individuals to educate them on your company, on the opportunities you have available, and gauge interest to potentially bring in for interviews; an even more direct route to hiring.

Career Fairs

Come on campus to meet with students in a ready-made setting to engage with as many students as possible. The Office of Career & Personal Development hosts two career fairs a year with our Internship Fair in the Fall Semester (specifically tailored toward

The Residence Life staff is dedicated and responsible for fostering a living environment that promotes and supports Benedictine’s Missions, priorities, and values. The residential community embodies the Benedictine hallmarks and traditions through various Student Engagement initiatives.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs offers resources, opportunities and advocacy for all students within the Benedictine communities. As a division of Student Life, we celebrate our rich diversity to cultivate a welcoming environment where everyone can learn, grow and thrive.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

The Office of Student Activities offers a myriad of opportunities for students to get involved on campus. Participating in organizations and clubs makes it easy to meet students with similar interests and form new friendships, sharpen leadership skills, and make a difference within the Benedictine community and beyond.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

University Club Sports programs provide students with a variety of opportunities for personal growth and development through activity and social connection. Teams are made up of Benedictine students excited to compliment their academic life with a unique BenU experience.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

The Student Wellness Centers supports the academic, spiritual, mental, and physical well-being of our students by providing a comprehensive approach to student health, offering primary care, preventative services, and wellness programming. We empower you to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

Benedictine University is a proud charter member of the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference, one of the largest conferences in the NCAA Division III. With 16 Intercollegiate Athletic Programs, Benedictine University positions itself to be competitive and successful on the playing surface and in the classroom.

Partner with Career & Personal Development to educate and recruit student leaders that represent what it means to be Benedictine.

Cheryl Mascarenhas, PhD – Dean, College of Science Health

Olga D. Lambert, EdD – Dean, Goodwin College of Business and Liberal Arts

Marco Masini – Dean of Students, Student Life