Career Services
Your transition from college to a career begins your first semester at Hastings College, as every internship, volunteer service, part time job, research study and extracurricular activity has the potential to add to your experience and employability.
For the student worker job board, career and internship support, including applying for internship credit, click the button below.
Hastings College Career Services staff are here to help and provide guidance when you’re seeking information about careers, summer jobs, internships, graduate school and full-time employment.
Services include Alumni Mentoring, on-campus employment, CPT/OPT, career fairs, career counseling and assessment; part-time, summer and full-time job listings; career readiness workships; resume, interview and job search preparation.
Nervous about an interview? Make an appointment for a mock interview and go in with confidence!
We can also help connect you to our wonderful alumni network!
Are you an employer looking to offer an internship, part job or full-time employment for a Hastings College student? Click here for more.
Career Services Staff
Carissa Uhrmacher
Director of Career Services
402.461.7400
carissa.uhrmacher@hastings.edu
Cecilia Velarde
Assistant Director of Career Services
402.461.7387
cecilia.velarde1@hastings.edu
Office Hours and Location
We are in the lower level of the Daugherty Student Engagement Center (map).
Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
After-hours meetings are available by appointment.
Internship Stories
Music is an art form that brings people together, fostering a sense of community at every stage of life — from young children discovering melodies and rhythms to seasoned performers finding joy in sharing their talents with others. For Hannah Jensen-Heitmann ’15, who is known professionally as Hannah Jensen, music has been a part of […]
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Music has always been the common thread in Clark Boettger’s life. Now a senior at Hastings College, that early curiosity has grown into a busy, hands-on path. Between band and choir rehearsals and a packed daily schedule, you’d be hard-pressed to find a corner of local music he hasn’t touched. Hailing from Grand Island, Nebraska, […]
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A curious cat wanders through a dark forest, drawn toward tiny points of colorful light glowing among the trees. They are wisps, creatures with personalities and preferences all their own. And in Wispwood, a family-friendly, tile-laying board game created by Reed Ambrose ’10 of Abilene, Texas, players must figure out how to arrange wisp and […]
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When three Hastings College students left class Oct. 2, they weren’t expecting to make a neighbor’s day — they were just driving down 4th Street. Passing by a house near campus, football players Jakeveon Bolding of Clanton, Alabama; Konrad Prescott of Cheyenne, Wyoming; and JD Washington of Olive Branch, Mississippi, noticed an 87-year-old resident struggling to […]
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Hannah Sears, a wildlife biology major from Powell, Wyoming, had the privilege of visiting Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary (YWS) every summer as a child. She was fascinated by the sanctuary in Red Lodge, Montana, where she worked over the summer as an education assistant. During April of her sophomore year at Hastings College, Sears came across […]
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As fall approaches, Tom Huxtable ’73 has five enormous pumpkins growing in a patch three blocks from his home. The largest already weighs 470 pounds. During this peak growing season, its weight increases by as much as 30 pounds a day, making it a bit of a public spectacle in Lake City, Michigan, population 830. […]
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