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The SRJC Career Hub brings together all of the college's career focused departments and programs, bridging the connection between academic courses and career services. We include the following departments: Career Development Services, Job Development, On Campus Student Employment, and Work Experience.  Together we are designed to meet the needs of our students, alumni, and local employers. Contact us to learn more about work experience courses, on campus student employment, career opportunities, and meet with our Career Professionals.

*Office is closed during district holidays and breaks -see Academic Calendar

DEPARTMENT & POSITION DESCRIPTIONS

• CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

  CAREER DEVELOPMENT

  Career planning is an integral part of the education process. Career Development Services offers resources and services to assist students with choosing a major, making career decisions and developing an educational plan to meet career goals. These services are available to enrolled students and alumni.

  POSITION	CONTACT	LEARN MORE
  Career Advisor	Jill Mead	Career Exploration & Research Career Interest Inventories Job Search/Job Preparation Resume & Cover Letter Development Interview Tips/Practice Occupational Outlook
  Career Counselor(s)	Jessica Bush, Mackenzie Galindo, and Sara Malmquist-West	Assistance Choosing a Major Develop an Educational Goal Career Assessment Testing

   

• JOB DEVELOPMENT

  JOB DEVELOPMENT

  Job Developers at Santa Rosa Junior College provide information and guidance to students on career planning, job opportunities, and other career-related topics. As part of the SRJC Career Hub students and alumni can utilize the services when seeking out the means to connect to employers, develop their professional profile, and engage in the development of their career-readiness. Job Developers works collaboratively with faculty and staff to coordinate and facilitate recruitment days, employer panels, and targeted job fairs.

  POSITION	CONTACT	LEARN MORE
  Job Developer	Ann Mansfield	Employers connection to the college Job Fair & Networking Events Employer Meet-up & Recruiting Events  1:1 Career Coaching & Interviewing Assistance  Connect with Employers SRJC Job Board
  Student Interns	VACANT	Assist Job Developers District Marketing Job Fair & Career Event Coordination

   

• ON CAMPUS STUDENT EMPLOYMENT

  ON CAMPUS STUDENT EMPLOYMENT

  On-campus employment provides students the opportunity to acquire and develop general work habits, earn extra money while enrolled in college and to assist departments in maintaining programs.  Student Employment provides support services for SRJC student employees including Federal Work Study students throughout their employment. Students must be enrolled part time to work on campus, 6.00 units in Fall and Spring semesters and 3.00 units during the Summer session.  Hours of work are limited to 25 hours a week, and 20 hours for international students.  Students are employed at four District locations, SRJC Santa Rosa, SRJC Petaluma, Shone Farm and Southwest Center.

  POSITION	CONTACT	LEARN MORE
  Coordinator, Workforce Development	Jamie Longnecker	Hiring Packet approval Oversees all paperwork related to working on campus Job Board Assist international students with on campus employment steps Supervisor contact  Student questions regarding on campus employment
  Student Office Assistants	Jasmeet, Kimberly, & Madelyn	Receive and process Apprenticeship paperwork Receive and process Instructional Service Agreement (ISA) paperwork Receive and process Student Employment paperwork

   

• WORK EXPERIENCE

  WORK EXPERIENCE

  Courses offered assist students in acquiring desirable work habits, attitudes, career awareness and other professional skills. Internship courses are a bridge between classroom learning and work with the internship directly related to the students’ major.
   
  Work Experience students apply employability skills known as “soft skills” in a work environment. Soft skills include teamwork, effective communication, time management, adaptability, and problem solving. The skills learned in Work Experience courses help students develop skills that support career and college success. 
   

  POSITION	CONTACT	LEARN MORE
  Internship & Work Experience (Occupational) Coordinator Faculty	Lauralyn Larsen	Determine eligibility for an Internship Obtain an Add Code for an Internship Course Learn more about Internships
  Work Experience (General) Coordinator Faculty	Kim Kinahan	Determine eligibility for Work Experience Obtain an Add Code for one of the Work Experience courses (General or Occupational)
  Community Engagement Coordinator Faculty	Laurie Bacci	Learn more about Community Engagement Determine if you are eligible for a course  Obtain an Add Code for the course

   

• WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

  WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

  The Career Hub brings together Career Development, Job Development, Student Employment, Work Experience, Internships and Community Engagement services in one location. The goal of Career Hub is a one-stop Center to address students' career needs.  They can schedule an appointment to meet with our professionals who can address many of their questions.  Our services range from career exploration, job hunting assistance (both on campus and off), college credit for working in paid positions and internships, and college credit for volunteer opportunities. 

  POSITION	CONTACT	LEARN MORE
  Dean of Workforce Development	Brad Davis
  Coordinator, Workforce Development	Jamie Longnecker	Apprenticeship Contact Instructional Service Agreement Contact On Campus Student Employment On Campus Supervisor Contact
  Administrative Assistant II, Workforce Development	Joshua Pinaula	Faculty Paperwork Student Office Assistant Supervisor Website
  Student Office Assistants	Emily, Jasmeet, Jassel, Madelyn, & Vlada	Customer service at the front desk Help book an appointment Receive and process paperwork Respond to emails and voicemails Job Board Help: Employers and Students