
Capital uses Handshake to connect students and alumni to internships and jobs.
- Go to the Handshake login page (there is also a Handshake app available for iOS and Android)
- Enter your Capital email and follow the directions. If you have trouble, DO NOT CREATE A NEW LOGIN/PROFILE.
- Need help? See the How to Navigate Handshake booklet.
- If you have any problems, contact Career Development, and we’ll get you started!
Local Part-time, On-campus, and Work Study positions
Career Fairs
Upcoming Career Fairs
Finding an Internship
In addition to step-by-step help in our booklet "How and Why to get an Internship", below are lists of internships held by students like you!
Using the lists of internships
Check the employer websites to look for internships. Let us know if you need help finding the internship page, since they can sometimes be hard to locate (for example, sometimes you need to scroll to the very bottom of their homepage to find the “careers” link).
- If there is an internship available, then apply!
- If there is not an internship available or nothing is listed, contact the employer directly to ask about both current and future opportunities. For further help, see below.
How to contact an employer
- Find “Contact” or “Contact Us” on the organization’s website; there should be a phone number. Often, you need to scroll to the very bottom of their homepage.
- Call the number and when a person answers, tell them that you’re calling about an internship (name it), and ask who you should talk with about that internship.
- Call that person. Tell them that you have been told that previous Capital students have had this internship, tell them you looked on the website and couldn’t find it, and ask if they can provide you with more information.
LISTS OF INTERNSHIPS PREVIOUSLY HELD BY CAPITAL STUDENTS
Accounting | Art | Art Therapy | Biology | Business Management | Chemistry & Biochemistry | Communication | Computer Science | Criminology | Economics | Film & Media Production | English & Professional Writing | Environmental Science | Financial Economics | Health & Sport Sciences | History | International Studies | Mathematics | Marketing | Music Technology | Psychology | Political Science | Public Relations | Social Work | Sociology
Additional Internship & Job Posting Sites:
Internship listings from ZipRecruiter
idealist.com – non-profit jobs and internships
indeed.com
Summer camp jobs
Sports and live event jobs
Diversity Employers
Jobs in Each State
Federal, state and local government positions
DACA/Undocumented resources through Cornell University
DACA/Undocumented Internships & Fellowships
Job Search Resources
Senior Job Search Handbook
Networking: How to Get Your Foot in the Door
20 Steps to a Better LinkedIn Profile
Ohio Means Jobs website: A guide to help students with their Ohio career search
Undergraduate Summer Research Opportunities (PDF)
Got an Interview? Congrats! Here are some helpful resources
How to Interview
What is a one-way interview? (when you record your responses asynchronously)
Dining Etiquette
What to wear? (from FSU)
Salary and employer information through Glassdoor