Utilize REPP to find an internship

Internships are a great way to "test-drive" your career, allowing you to immerse yourself in the professional arena before you graduate. Internships also help you make invaluable connections and put the skills you learn in the classroom to work. By utilizing REPP - reflecting, exploring, preparing and pursuing opportunities, you will be amazed at the results. To this point, a staggering 95% of employers said candidate experience is a factor in hiring decisions, according to an annual survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). More than half of the surveyed employers wanted new-grad experience to come from internships. To lay stronger foundations for your future now, review the resources on this page or contact our office to make an appointment careers@lemoyne.edu or 315-445-4185. Now is the time to launch your future plans, and they start with finding an internship using REPP.

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Internship Exploration

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We want to make sure you secure the right internship for your career goals. Before you move forward in the process, make sure you review our Internship Checklist. This will help you think about the possibilities you wish to pursue.


If you need more information or clarification, you can make an appointment. Please stop into Reilly Hall 342, call our office (315) 445-4185, or send us an email at careers@lemoyne.edu to schedule a time to meet with one of our advisors.

Handshake

The job search can be stressful. That’s why we offer Handshake for all students and alumni. Handshake is a career readiness platform that helps students stay up to date with the latest career search tools, tips, and technology. You can build your resume, improve your interviewing skills, build your network, research companies, and search for internships. Create an account using your Le Moyne email. Log in here!

Summer Internship & Research Grants

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Whether it’s completing an internship in New York City or conducting research in a state-of-the-art industrial lab, Le Moyne students learn as much through their experiences as they do in the classroom. Le Moyne has two main funding opportunities to help students take on these opportunities in the summer - The Ignite Fellowships and the McDevitt Summer Internship & Research Grant Program. To learn more about Ignite Fellowships, please call our office (315) 445-4185 or email us at careers@lemoyne.edu. 
Testimonials
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecte adipiscing elit. Will Brown

Will Brown '17 traded his seat in the classroom for a seat in the White House, where he spent four months working as an intern. A dual major in finance and business analytics, Brown was one of only 166 college students selected from approximately 6,000 applicants to work in the White House during the fall semester.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecte adipiscing elit. Chelsea Balan

Chelsea Balan ’17 spent her summer supporting the creators of award-winning social justice documentaries. Balan interned with JustFilms, an initiative of the Ford Foundation’s “Creativity and Free Expression” program, assisting staff who provide resources for filmmakers to tell powerful stories regarding social justice.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecte adipiscing elit. Nicholas Infantino

Nicholas Infantino ’19 made a serious investment in his future as a financial planner. Infantino, a finance major, spent the summer with AYCO, a Goldman Sachs company and financial counseling and investment management service. He worked for AYCO’s Deerfield, Illinois office, right outside of northern Chicago.