On-Campus Recruiting:

   On-Campus Recruiting (OCR) is an opportunity for employers to interview multiple candidates in one location. Employers can customize the on-campus recruiting schedule to fit their needs, including screening and pre-selecting all candidates and deciding on the length of interviews (anywhere from 15 minutes to 90 minutes).

   After posting a position in J-Connect, employers can select as many applicants as they wish to interview at a central location in the Career Center. The JHU Recruiting team will work with you to set an interview schedule that fits within your organization's recruiting timeline.

For more information about conducting OCR, please contact the Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu

Post a Position for On-Campus Interviews:

• Log into J-Connect.
• Click on the "On-Campus Recruiting tab at the top of the screen.
• Click on the "Attach Position" next to your Johns Hopkins recruiting schedules. When this is completed, your information will be live for students.

Resume Referral Program

   If you have immediate hiring needs, the Career Center can search our student and alumni resume database for resumes that match your criteria.

To Participate in the Resume Referral Program, send your request to recruit@jhu.edu Include the following:

• Your name and full contact information (phone, mailing address, etc.)
• Your organization's website address
• An official position description
• Any specific search criteria you'd like to call attention to, such as degree or citizenship requirements

You will receive resumes within 1-2 days, and students/alumni will be notified of the referral.

Third-party recruiters may participate in the Career Center’s Resume Referral program under the following conditions:

• Third-party recruiters must provide an employer name, position title, and job description in writing (via email or otherwise) before receiving resumes. The Career Center will not contact the employer or communicate the employer’s name to students.
• Third-party recruiters must agree in writing (via email or otherwise) that resumes received will not be used for any employer or position other than those provided to the Career Center.

Recruiting Options

Here is a list of different recruiting options. Click a name below to skip to that option.

• Post a Position
• A Special Note about Posting Internships
• Special Note on Unpaid Internships
• Recruiting and Job Offer Guidelines
• Information Sessions
• Talk with an Expert
• Open House
• Coffee Chats
• Employer in Residence
• Mock Interviews
• Consortium Career Fairs
• Parking and Directions

Post a Position

This enables all full-time students and alumni of the School of Arts & Sciences and the School of Engineering to view listings from anywhere, at any time.

• Click Here to Login to the JHU Job and Internship Board (J-Connect).
• Log in or create a new account.
• Select the "Jobs" tab.
• Click on "Add New" and follow the job-posting instructions.

A Special Note about Posting Internships:

The Career Center partners with other members of the Nationwide Internship Consortium (NIC) to share internship listings. Your internships will gain exposure at the following schools, unless you prefer to post to Hopkins only.

NIC Universities - Claremont McKenna College, Dartmouth College, Davidson College, Drew University, Hampshire College, Lewis & Clark College, Occidental College, Pitzer College, Reed College, Sarah Lawrence College, Scripps College, University of Chicago, University of Puget Sound, University of Rochester, Whitman College

Special Note on Unpaid Internships:

At Johns Hopkins University, students participate in internships both that are paid and unpaid. Academic credit for internships is coordinated through the student's academic department. Students may complete an internship in the summer, fall, and spring or during winter break (intersession). As an employer, it is your responsibility to be aware of the Federal government's requirements for unpaid internships, whether or not academic credit is awarded by an educational institution. For-profit organizations should review the U.S. Department of Labor's Internships and the Fair Labor Standards Act at http://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.htm. For tips on complying with the DOL's standards as well as links to other resources review this PDF created by the JHU Career Center.

Recruiting and Job Offer Guidelines

The Career Center follows the NACE Employer Guidlines. Click here to read.

Information Sessions

   Information sessions are short employer presentations designed to educate Hopkins students about your organization. These sessions are held Monday-Thursday, from 5-7pm on the Homewood Campus. Typically, an information session involves a brief PowerPoint presentation about the organization, a discussion of the types of opportunities available and then time for student questions; however, employers can shape the evening however they like. There is a $100 hosting fee, and additional fees do exist for catering. Reservations are on a first come, first serve basis, and dates will vary by the academic calendar. There are two ways to register for an information session. The first is to use the "Events" tab in your J-Connect account. The second is to contact the Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu with your desired date.

Talk with an Expert

   A second option is for an organization to host a "Talk with an Expert" event. "Talk with an Expert" events are brief lectures that provide students with the chance to learn about the opportunities or challenges associated with a particular industry/field and are open to all organizations. These sessions are held Monday-Thursday, from 5-7pm on the Homewood Campus. A "Talk with an Expert" event can involve a brief PowerPoint presentation about the presenter's organization, but the hope is that this type of presentation is more of an opportunity for students to learn about fields of interest; however, employers can shape the evening however they like. There is a $100 hosting fee, and additional fees do exist for catering. Reservations are on a first come, first serve basis, and dates will vary by the academic calendar. There are two ways to register for an information session or Talk with an Expert. The first is to use the "Events" tab in your J-Connect account. The second is to contact The Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu with your desired date.

Open House

   For employers who are looking for a more informal method for meeting Hopkins students, we offer the chance to host an Open House on our Homewood campus. These events take place during daytime hours (10a-4:30p) Mondays- Fridays, and offer employers the opportunity to speak with students one on one about their organization. There are two ways to register for an open house. The first is to use the “Events” tab in your J-Connect account. The second is to contact The Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu with your desired date.

Coffee Chats

   A second information option for employers is to host a Coffee Chat in one of the Homewood campus's popular cafes. These events take place during daytime hours (10a-2:30p) Mondays- Fridays, and offer employers the opportunity to speak with students one on one. Typically, the employer has the opportunity to set up a tab at the coffee cart and can meet with students who have pre-registered, or those students who stop in. Space is limited in the cafe, so registration is first come, first served. Please note that outside food or beverages is not encouraged. To register for a coffee chat, use either the "Events" tab in your J-Connect account, or contact the Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu.

Employer in Residence

   The Employer in Residence program is the chance for one or more representatives from your organization to be part of the Career Center's team for the day. Students can schedule a 15-30 minute appointment to meet with you to review their resume, learn important industry-specific interview skills, work on mock interviewing, develop their personal network, and more. These events take place during daytime hours (10a-4:30p) Mondays- Fridays, and are subject to space in the Career Center office. There are two ways to register for an open house. The first is to use the "Events" tab in your J-Connect account. The second is to contact the Recruiting Team at recruit@jhu.edu with your desired date.

Mock Interviews

   This is a great opportunity for employers and alumni to volunteer to share their industry and career expertise with Hopkins' students. Students get a chance to practice their interviewing skills before the start of recruiting season, and learn more about career industries of interest.

   Mock Interview Week (September 10-14) also provides employers the opportunity to build their brand on-campus and gain additional exposure to Hopkins' students. Employers and Alumni volunteer to conduct 45 minute long mock interviews (30 minutes for the interview; 15 minutes for feedback) which are conducted both in the Career Center's offices and by phone.

   The Career Center invites employers and alumni who are interested in participating to contact recruit@jhu.edu for more information.

Consortium Career Fairs

   Hopkins belongs to a variety of career-based consortia. The events below are sponsored by all of the universities involved. Participation and registration information for each event is below.

Fall 2012 Engineering Consortium Career Fair

Date: Friday, September 21, 2012
Location: Columbia University, New York, New York

For more information and registration, please visit: http://www.careereducation.columbia.edu/employers/specialevents

The consortium currently includes - Alfred University, Binghamton University, Bucknell, Columbia University, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Fordham University, Hofstra, Johns Hopkins University, Lafayette College, Lehigh University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, New York Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, Polytechnic University, Princeton University, Stony Brook, SUNY New Paltz, The College of New Jersey, The Cooper Union, Tulane University, University at Buffalo, University of Massachusetts Amhearst, University of Rochester, University of the District of Columbia, University of Waterloo, Villanova, Widener University, Yale

 

Career and Internship Connection (CIC) Events

   The Career and Internship Connection (CIC) hosts several events in multiple U.S. cities (Los Angeles, Washington DC, New York City, Boston) in January each year. January 2013 dates are coming soon.

Registration and more information can be found online at: http://www.rochester.edu/careercenter/employers/corporate/cic/

The consortium currently includes - Boston College, Brandeis University, Colgate University, Cornell University, Emory University, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Ithaca College, Johns Hopkins University, Pomona College, Reed College, Sarah Lawrence College, Skidmore College, St. Lawrence University, University of Notre Dame, University of Rochester, Washington University in St. Louis, Yeshiva University

Central Maryland Career Consortium Career Fair
MARYLAND CAREER CONSORTIUM CAREER FAIR (MCCCF)
Date Coming Soon!

Parking and Directions

Click here for information on parking and getting to campus for all on-campus recruiting events