As a Seattle University graduate, you will always remain an important part of the SU community. The Albers Career Center provides Albers School of Business and Economics alumni with numerous services to help you at any point in your career journey, as well as ways to connect with current students and the university. Whether you are transitioning careers, looking to hire qualified employees, or looking for ways to get connected and network, we are here to serve you. Select one of the topics below to gain information on specific services.
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We believe one of the greatest ways an alum can give back to their alma mater is to engage with and support current students. Students find so much value in connecting with alums to hear about their career journeys and gain their advice. The following list are specific opportunities to engage with current students at events throughout the year. If you are also open to being contacted by students for informational interviews, please notify the Albers Career Center at (206) 296-5687 or acc@seattleu.edu. Your support of students is strongly appreciated.
The Albers Mentor Program, coordinated by the Albers Career Center, provides a unique opportunity for graduate-level and senior undergraduate business students to interact with upper level executives from leading Puget Sound companies and organizations. It offers students opportunities to develop business contacts, access industry information, and gain valuable insights from experienced and successful professionals. The program is highly acclaimed by the business community and Albers students. Becoming a mentor is a great way to give back and make a difference in the professional development of Seattle University business students. Mentors are required to have at least 7-10 years work experience. For more information, visit the Mentor Program page.
The signature networking event for Albers undergrad students to make connections with alumni, mentors, and employers and enhance their career development. The event takes place in the winter quarter usually at an off campus location to replicate company or professional mingling events. Professionals come from a variety of industries such as finance, marketing, analytics, operations, HR, and consulting to provide information to students about career fields and advice on job searching. Attending this event can be beneficial to students who are in a job search or exploring their career interests. If you are interested in participating in this event, contact the Albers Career Center at (206) 296-5687 or acc@seattleu.edu.
The signature networking event for Albers grad students is held every spring quarter. Albers Grad Career Connections provides students an opportunity to connect with Albers grad alumni, mentors and local business professionals, as well as fellow grad students, in order to build their professional network and explore various career options. If you are interested in participating in this event, contact the Albers Career Center at (206) 296-5687 or acc@seattleu.edu.
The Albers Career Center provides workshops to both graduate and undergraduate students on a variety of career related topics. We are always looking for ways to involve people from the business community who are experts on various topics to help present these workshops. If you have knowledge or experience in a career related topic such as resumes, interviewing, networking, career transition, career satisfaction, a specific industry, or anything else, let us know and we would love to involve you in one of our workshops. Please contact the Albers Career Center at (206) 296-5687 or acc@seattleu.edu.
Redhawk Landing allows you to connect with students, and other alumni who are interested in professional growth and building community. Redhawk Landing lets you tailor your level of engagement–short or long term, over the phone, via Zoom or in person, or respond to specific requests such as conducting resume reviews or informational interviews.
There are many different ways to utilize Redhawk Landing:
Click "Join Redhawk Landing" and then select the LinkedIn or Email log-in method.