From job fairs to professional paths: A look inside Wayne State’s Career Services
At Wayne State University, Career Services does more than fill job vacancies. It fuels aspirations, guides career paths and transforms students into professionals ready to conquer the world. The department also offers personalized career counseling, professional development workshops, career planning, internship opportunities, and expansive job fairs and networking events. Each initiative is designed to cater to the distinct needs of students, alumni, employers and the broader community, ensuring a seamless connection between academic achievements and career ambitions.
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Midtown to Motor City: Wayne State as driving force in the community, Hamtramck Historical Museum
Midtown, home of Wayne State University, has been the constant center of Detroit’s cultural and historical scene since the university’s founding in 1868. A hub for community involvement and discovery — for students, educators and these local cultural institutions — this symbiotic relationship between Wayne State and some of the city’s most iconic institutions serves not only Detroit, but also Wayne State’s students. One such example of this mutual benefit in action is the relationship between the Hamtramck Historical Museum (HHM) and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Communication alumnus uses learning-by-doing experiences to launch broadcasting dream
From a behind-the-scenes tour of Detroit’s annual Thanksgiving Day game to working for an internationally known author, journalist and radio host, Wayne State University alumnus Ronnie Martin is living his dream. Martin, who graduated this spring from the College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts, capitalized on his learning-by-doing opportunities, morphing internships into a job offer at WJR 760 AM.
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