The McCafferty Career Center develops thoughtful and targeted programming that leverages Emmanuel’s Boston location and assists students in making connections that will help them explore career options and make informed decisions.
The McCafferty Career Center connects students to a host of events on and off campus throughout the year.
The McCafferty Career Center connects students to large, off-campus career fairs, targeted by industry and teaming with top employers.
To position the College as a top choice for employer recruiting, the McCafferty Career Center forges meaningful partnerships with area organizations across an incredible spectrum of fields—from marketing to financial services, government to communications, law enforcement to health care and more—and invites them to campus to take part in career fairs, job interviews and networking discussions.
The recruiting philosophy guiding the Industry Recruitment Series emphasizes intentional, relationship-based engagement with employers. Efforts focus on connecting students with organizations whose opportunities (internships and new graduate positions) align with academic programs and career interests.
The Career Center follows the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Principles of Ethical Practice to guide the department’s decision-making on employer engagement.
Employer registration is managed through HireSaints to maintain quality control and ensure appropriate alignment with event objectives. Registration links are not publicly available; only employers receiving invitations or logging into HireSaints can access the registration page.
All registrations are set to pending status for review. Employers whose opportunities do not align with the event focus are redirected to more suitable recruitment events. Any uncertain registrations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
To learn more about preparing for our Industry Recruitment Series students should visit: Guide on Career Events.
The Massachusetts Educational Recruiting Consortium (MERC) is your premier source dedicated to facilitating the hiring process in education and related fields. This partnership between higher education and hiring personnel from across the country produces one of the finest and most in-demand annual recruiting events of its kind.
As a member of the Boston Cultural Institution Internship Roundtable (BCIIR), Emmanuel students have given the opportunity to learn about internship and other opportunites at cultural institutions (e.g. museums, zoos, aquariums, historic sites, and more) across greater Boston. During the academic year, the group hosts a fall and spring event which allow students the chance to have small-group networking conversations with and application support from the participating organizations.
Cultural institutions participating include: