The Campus Interview Program offers students the opportunity to interact with over 250 organizations each year seeking students to fill permanent full-time positions for after graduation as well as internship opportunities. While the organizations who participate are quite selective and competition for positions quite keen, the process of interviewing can assist you in better defining your career goals and improve your interview skills. The procedures for participating in the Campus Interview Program are described in the following paragraphs. Please be certain to utilize other services offered by the Career Services Center as you conduct your job search.

Placement services in the form of the Campus Interview Program are available to all undergraduate and graduate students who expect to complete the requirements for a degree or teacher certification in January/February 2008, May 2008 or August 2008. Students participating in the Campus Interview Program must first register with Career Services and have a resume prepared to give out to prospective employers.

Each year approximately 400 recruiters representing over 250 different organizations interview students on our campus for career positions. Campus interviews during the fall semester begin Monday, October 1 and end Friday, December 7, 2007. Spring interviews begin Tuesday, February 12 and end Thursday, May 22, 2008. Interviews are not held during Winter Session or spring break, however resumes for organizations interviewing during the spring semester can be submitted during these periods. Resumes are submitted online to individual organizations prior to their actual interview date.

Campus Interview Program Time Line

• Check What's Happening to attend job fairs and workshops sponsored by the Career Services Center.
• Attend an Orientation Session. This is a mandatory program in order to participate in the Campus Interview Program.
• Register with the Career Services Center.
• As soon as a organization completes their online profile it will be available for students to view.
• Up to 14 days prior to the interview date: Students can submit resumes and other required documents online for consideration by organizations.
• 14-8 days prior to the interview date: Organizations review submitted documents and E-mail selected students to sign up for an interview.
• 14-6 days prior to the interview date: Selected students can sign up online for their interview timeas soon as they are notified of their selection.
• 5 days prior to the interview date: Selected alternate students can sign up online for their interview time.
• 4 days prior to the interview date: Free sign up - other students with required qualifications are able to sign up for any available time slots, if the organization as approved this option.
• 3 days prior to interview date: Interview schedules are "frozen." Any changes or cancellations must be made through the Campus Interview Program Office (831-2391).
• Interview Date: Students should arrive at the Career Services Center 10-15 minutes prior to their scheduled interview time to check in, freshen up, and meet any "greeters" the organization has brought with them.

The University of Delaware is committed to assuring equal opportunity to all persons and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, ancestry, national origin, sexual orientation, veteran status, age, or disability in its educational programs, activities, admissions or employment practices as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other applicable statues.

No-Shows and Cancellation

When you sign up for an interview, you have made a commitment to see the employer.

If you are unable to appear for your scheduled interview, please notify the Coordinator of the Campus Interview Program at least 48 hours in advance, so that alternates may be contacted. If you cancel within 48 hours of an interview or are a "no-show" for a scheduled interview, you will be suspended from participation in the Campus Interview Program until you write a letter of explanation to the recruiter and provide the Coordinator with a copy of the letter. Employers expect information regarding student cancellations. It is professional courtesy to provide information regarding your situation.

When You Accept a Job Offer

When you accept a job offer it is important to inform the Career Services Center of your decision, because it affects your participation in the Campus Inteview Program (CIP) and the Resume Books.

• You can inform the Career Services Center of your job offer by stoping by and completing a Confidential Job Offer Form or by calling Lynn Jacobson, CIP Coordinator, at (302)831-8138 or emailing lindy@udel.edu.
• When you accept a job you need to the cancel any remaining interviews you had signed up for through the Campus Interview Program and remove your resume from any of the Resume Books in Blue Hen Jobs you placed it in (please "unpublish" your resume in Blue Hen Jobs).