Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana

career services

Our Purpose:

The Career Development office assists students and alumni with career decisions, goals, and directions by providing opportunities for self-assessment and learning decision-making skills. Career Development encourages students to view their vocation and life-long decisions from a Christian perspective and purpose, to glorify God in everything they do.

Our staff is dedicated to assisting students in creating, evaluating, and effectively implementing personal career goals. We provide many valuable services to help you prepare for a meaningful career including the following:

  • Career Counseling
  • Assessment tools/Instruments
  • Job Search techniques
  • What Can I do with this major? By looking at this site you will discover many college majors (not all of them are offered at Huntington University), areas of employment, employers and strategies as to how one can move into this field.
  • Graduate School Information
  • Career Exploration: websites full of career information
  • Alumni Career Services

Office Location

We are located on the upper level of the HUB. Call 260.359.4027 or 260.359.4040 to schedule an appointment.

Employers

Do you have job opportunities that you would like to make available to HU students and/or alumni? Please send your job description with contact information to Lynne Razor.

Does your organization have an internship program? Would you like more information about beginning a program at your place of employment? Please contact Kay Schwob with the Enterprise Resource Center for more information and details.  

contact us

Martha Smith 

Phone: (260) 359-4040 

Lynne Razor 

Norm the ForesterPhone: (260) 359-4027

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news & events

Survey: Students find better internship opportunities at HUIn a national survey of student engagement, Huntington students gave the university positive marks, listing the institution above its peers in many facets.
Class of 2009 survey found 72 percent of HU graduates found full-time employment after graduation. Another 15 percent went on to graduate school.