Thank you for your interest in the Concordia Career Center. We hope that you will find our services useful and cost effective. Click on any of the services listed below for more information.
On-Campus Interviewing
Pre-select or open sign up interview schedules are arranged through the Career
Center. Arrangements must be made 4-6 weeks prior to the interview
date in order to adequately advertise your visit. Email Renae or call 218-299-3020.
Information Meeting
Several employers choose to share information about their employment opportunity
at an Informational Meeting. Email Renae or call 218-299-3020.
Display Table
Employers are invited to reserve an information table to share information about their organization and opportunities. Email Renae or call 218-299-3020.
Tri-College On-Campus
Interviewing
Students registered with the Career Center may interview at Minnesota State
University Moorhead or North Dakota State University on a space-available basis. Students
from Minnesota State University Moorhead and North Dakota State University
will be allowed to interview at Concordia on a space-available basis. To
set up an interview schedule at MSUM call 218-236-2132. To set up an
interview schedule at NDSU call 701-231-7111.
Job
and Career Fairs
Annually, the Career Center co-sponsors a number of job and career fairs. Please check our Event Calendar or contact us at 218-299-3020
for more information.
Because Concordia College
once stood in the middle of a cornfield, students were given the name "Cobbers." But,
who really are Cobbers?
While a few students juggle part-time
classes, family life and a career, 97 percent of all Cobbers are full-time
students.
All Cobbers are undergraduates and
most come directly from Minnesota high schools. Forty percent
of our students come from outside Minnesota, including 34 different
countries.
Cobbers are high achievers. One-third
of our students come from the top 10 percent of their high school classes
and nearly three-quarters are from the top 30 percent.
While activities and social life are
part of college, Cobbers expect their academic experiences to come
first and are serious about establishing a clear sense of career direction.
Christian values provide a strong
foundation for Cobbers who respect differences and who strive to grow
their appreciation for the strength diversity provides.
Limitations
of Liability: Visitors to this website agree that information
contained herein is for personal use only and is intended to act
as a resource. The Concordia College Career Center makes no representations
or guarantees about positions listed on this site. Concordia College
is not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions, or other
aspects of on/off-campus employment. Visitors to the site agree
not to hold the site administrators or Concordia College liable
for any real or imagined damages resulting from use of this site
or information contained on this site.
Send mail to career@cord.edu with
questions or comments about this web site.
Publication Date:
Tuesday, December 4, 2007 15:46
CST
Concordia College is a private, four
year liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
