Student Support Center

The Career Center helps students find employment that matches their career objectives and professional aspirations. All Career Center appointments are held virtually in the privacy of the coach’s Teams video platform. The Career Center staff includes the Director and several graduate interns from the TU Counseling program. They’re trained in the skills needed to help students achieve their career goals.

Services:

• Resume writing
• Job Interviewing principles
• Mock job interviews
• Cover letter writing
• LinkedIn Profile development
• Job openings that match majors and programs
• Help direct job searches
• Help finding intern positions
• Perform interest and personality assessments
• Help complete career assignments for coursework

All appointments with career coaches happen through the Handshake Career Center platform.  

Handshake is the leading platform for early talent jobs and internships used by 90% of major universities and over one million employers.

Getting started is simple for students:

• Students login with their TU credentials
• Students complete their profile in approximately 10 minutes
• Students start seeing personalized opportunities immediately

Students click here to begin:

https://app.joinhandshake.com/login

All students—freshmen to graduate, online or on campus—are encouraged to join now. Starting Spring Semester 2026, all Career Center video appointments will be made and hosted through Handshake.

Students may also reach out to the Career Center at careercenter@thomasu.edu to answer any questions.

Let us help you find the career and job of your choice!

Employers

If you are interested in posting a position or internship opportunity with us (full or part-time), please contact us and we will be happy to post your position and work with students and alumni.

Disability Services acts as Thomas University’s entry-point into advocacy for all students with disabilities and provides students with tools to help them succeed in both online and classroom classes.

In preparation for academic accommodations, students should provide documentation from a medical doctor, a psychologist, or a licensed or certified specialist recognized as appropriate to treat their specific disability.

Students with disabilities are responsible for requesting academic accommodations and updating their class information every semester.

The federal law, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is enforced at Thomas University. The university grants course substitutions based upon specific student disabilities. Any substitution previously granted a student transferring to Thomas University from an accredited college will be recognized by the university with documentation. The university campus is handicap-accessible and specific parking is available.

For information and assistance, students should contact Disability Services at officeofdisabilityservices@thomasu.edu.