CSU Dominguez Hills Career Center

Toros, looking for an internship this summer👀?

The NEXTGEN Professional Career Fair is right around the corner!

Connect with employers and take advantage of the free professional headshot with POPCAM.

Save the date and RSVP!

On-campus Job Benefits? What are they?

Working on campus means building skills, gaining confidence, and accessing support when you need it most.

Here we are highlighting our students employees and their hard work. Showing their skills, what they gain and hope to inspire other students!

HIRED TOROS! Join us April 7th and 8th to Celebrate National Student Employment Week! **Lunch will be provided, first come first serve**

Spring is here and check out these 5 ways to stay productive and prepare for your future!☀️

Whatever you’re updating your resume, exploring careers, or taking time to recharge-every step counts. Stop by the Career Center if you need support!

Toros, office if close for today. We will resume on Wednesday!

The Career Center is closed today due to observation united farm workers day. We will be back in office on Wednesday Toros.

Mark your calendars because on April 15 from 12-6 PM (CST) / 10–4 PM (PST)/ 1-7 PM (EST), you will have the opportunity to connect with major employers through the First Generation Virtual Career Expo. To register and learn more information visit Handshake!

Hey Toros! We hope you have a great Spring Break.
Please note that we will remain open during the break, except on March 31st!

🍎 Ready to land a role in education?

Calling all credential students!

Join the CSUDH Career Center, College of Education, and COE Student Success Center for our exclusive K-12 Career & Hiring Event.

This is the perfect opportunity to network, ask questions, and get the guidance you need to confidently launch your career

They are actively recruiting for: ✨ Teachers ✨ Counselors ✨ School Psychologists ✨ Administrators & more!

🗓 Date: Wednesday, April 15th
⏰ Time: 2PM-4PM 
📍 Location: The COvE (College of Education Student Patio)

Last week at the Latina Leadership Conference at Whittier College, two of our Career Center team members—Director Brenda and Career Coach Cris led an empowering and impactful presentation.

Director Brenda presented Mija, hay más tiempo que vida: Burnout Prevention & Developing Culturally Responsive Self-Care Strategies for the First Gen Professional. Career Coach Cris shared “Bidi Bidi Bye Bye: Releasing the Guilt of Shoulds and Calming Your Propio Path”.

Together they both explore the challenges Latina leaders can navigate challenges and embrace change. Jen, also had the opportunity to learn, connect, and grow alongside an inspiring community of leaders.

Thank you Whittier College for hosting a powerful and uplifting event!