Puget Sound offers a 4-year curriculum, over 50 traditional and interdisciplinary programs, 1,200 courses offered annually, and over 100 eclectic student-run clubs and organizations.
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Puget Sound students come from across the country to immerse themselves in an environment that hones their communication, critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills. Committed to issues of environmental responsibility, civic engagement, social justice, and global awareness, Puget Sound students are motivated to solve real-world problems with innovative solutions.
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Note: Our students come from all over the country, therefore the number of students on or near campus during winter and summer break is greatly reduced. Commencement is typically the 2nd week of May.
Use our free posting service to market your part-time, full-time, seasonal, and temporary opportunities whether they be local, regional, or national.
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Puget Sound's academic year begins immediately after Labor Day and Commencement is in early May. Recruiting efforts are most effective mid-September through November, and February through April.
Career Fairs |
Recruiting for full-time, part-time, or seasonal employees and interns? Meet Puget Sound students in person! Request a space at one of our four themed Career Fairs. Learn more |
| Tuesday Table Program | Weekly information tables at the Wheelock Student Center. Accepting reservations for Fall and Spring Semesters. |
| Information Sessions | Reserve a time and private space on campus to recruit students for open positions within your organization. Fall and Spring Semesters. |
| On-Campus Interviews | Follow up a campus recruiting visit by reserving space to conduct interviews. Fall and Spring Semesters. |
| Recruit OT/PT Students | Looking to connect with Occupational Therapy or Physical Therapy students? Contact the School of Physical Therapy for more information. |