Alumni of UMass Lowell are important to us. We welcome you to the Career & Co-op Center, and we’re committed to helping you throughout your work life by offering many free services. Please refer to the links below for an overview of how we can assist you in your career development. To see a career advisor, call 978-934-2355 to schedule an appointment.
We also consider our alumni a wonderful resource for current students. Many UMass Lowell alumni generously give their time by sharing their expertise and advice with students, participating in career panel discussions, and generating internship, co-op or full-time job opportunities, and more. If you would like to explore ways to provide professional assistance to current UMass Lowell students, please contact us.
Understandably, entering the professional workforce can feel most intimidating for someone who might not have a point of reference. If you are a first generation professional, here’s how to integrate yourself into the professional world and find a support network to not only become comfortable in this environment, but learn to thrive in it.
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Individuals who have served in the Armed Forces seeking positions within both competitive and excepted service have some advantage through Veterans’ Preference, a policy intended to support returning soldiers and recognize their sacrifice, by allowing preferred status over other applicants.
College life can be quite demanding, and it’s easy to get immersed in academics and other activities while neglecting our social connections. However, it’s crucial to develop healthy relationships for our general happiness and success during college and in our future careers.
By Afua Serwa Addae-Adoo
Afua Serwa Addae-AdooAssociate Director, Career Services
