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Marquette University
Career Services Center
Holthusen Hall, First Floor
1324 W. Wisconsin Avenue
P.O. Box 1881
Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
Phone: (414) 288-7423
Fax: (414) 288-5302
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Employer relations
MU Career Manager
MU Career Manager is an employer's gateway to connecting with Marquette University students and alumni. MU Career Manager allows employers to post career-related full-time and internship positions, schedule on-campus interviews, sign up for career fairs, and access student resumes. There is no charge to employers for this service, which includes unlimited job postings.
If so, please contact Marquette's Student Employment Office to post your position on the JobConnection website. Students are much more likely to learn about this kind of opportunity through JobConnection. Please contact Student Employment via email at: studentemployment@marquette.edu.
MU Career Manager is an employer's gateway to connecting with Marquette University students and alumni. MU Career Manager allows employers to post career-related full-time and internship positions, schedule on-campus interviews, sign up for career fairs, and access student resumes. There is no charge to employers for this service, which includes unlimited job postings.
- Set-up new account
- Log-in to existing account
- Employer Relations and MU Career Manager Instructions (PDF)
Questions? If you have a question about MU Career Manager, please contact Sharon Hansen, office assistant-employer relatoins at 414.288.5735.
To discuss our employer services, please contact Kristin Adler, assistant director - employer and campus relations at 414.288-5303.
Looking to hire for a part-time, student worker type position?If so, please contact Marquette's Student Employment Office to post your position on the JobConnection website. Students are much more likely to learn about this kind of opportunity through JobConnection. Please contact Student Employment via email at: studentemployment@marquette.edu.
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