The Office of Career and Professional Development is here to provide support to students and alumni in all facets of career exploration and development. We assist employers across the nation to connect and interact with our students and alumni through job fairs, events, and webinars. Finally, we support WTAMU faculty and staff by sharing our knowledge with you through providing classroom presentations, facilitating student participation in career-related events, and offering professional development opportunities to the students who work for you and those who supervise them.
Handshake
Students & Alumni:
Want to find a job or internship, learn more about an employer, check out our workshops and career events, or make an appointment with one of our staff members? You can do ALL that and MORE in Handshake.
Employers:
Find your Handshake login link in the employer section of our website. Click on Employer Information on the left menu bar to begin.
Presentations & Workshops
The Office of Career and Professional Development expert staff are excited to offer presentations and workshops by request to all WT classes, organizations, and programs. Choose from the list of core career topics or request a tailored presentation on topics like LinkedIn use, dining etiquette, AI for career development, and anything else you can imagine.
Pre-recorded workshops on many career topics and employer info sessions are available on our YouTube channel and updated sessions are in development now!
Click below for more on career development options available to meet your needs.
Appointments
Students & Alumni: We offer assistance through 1:1 appointments. Meet with one of our staff and discuss a variety of career and professional development type needs. From choosing a major to changing a career path to refining a resume, we can help in numerous ways.
Buffs Get Hired
You got a new job! Post-graduation, internship, part-time, or on-campus, let us know so we can celebrate with you.
BEWARE of JOB SCAMS!
We have gotten a few calls from students who received texts from an "employer" claiming that the student was recommended to them by WT. Know that we will NOT give out your phone number, nor is it available to employers in Handshake unless you expressly give it to someone there. Things to look for in an unsolicited job offer. Contact the University Police Department if you are a victim of a job scam at (806) 651-2300.