Support us in providing the best service to our students and alumni. The Career Design Lab (CDL) actively engages with SPS faculty and administrators to provide students and alumni with meaningful and impactful experiential education, professional development, and recruitment & networking opportunities.
SPS Faculty and Administrators can create employer accounts in SPS Talent and recruit our SPS students and alumni. You can post jobs, collect resumes, and view candidates. Our students pursue opportunities ranging from entry-level roles to executive positions.
Please share and Encourage those within your professional networks to post opportunities on SPS Talent.
CDL is available for your meeting, event, or space reservation needs. Please fill out our Event/Space Request Form to start your reservation.
Please also see our visual guide on how to engage with our office and on SPS Talent.
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