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Career Services

At UHart’s Office of Career and Professional Development, we help you make smart career decisions.

You’ll have access to career coaching, résumé preparation, interview practice, job searches, and internship opportunities.

Monday—Friday, 9 a.m.—4:30 p.m.
860.768.4287

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Student Resources

Student Resources

Are you currently studying at UHart and looking for internships, jobs, career advice, or résumé feedback, UHart’s Career and Professional Development Office can help guide you to make smart career decisions.

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Employer Resources

Employer Resources

Are you looking to start an internship program, attend one of our career fairs, or meet with our students. We are happy to connect with employers.

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Alumni Resources

Alumni Resources
Our help and support doesn't stop at graduation. We are here for students throughout their lifetime to help them succeed in their careers. Learn more about our alumni resources.
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Career-Ready, Set, Go!

Find Your Career Path

Not sure what you want to do? It's okay. Our office can help you through career coaching and self-assessments surveys.
Be Prepared

Get help with résumés and cover letters, complete a mock interview, get advice on interviewing strategies, and learn how to use LinkedIn to network professionally.
Search for Opportunities

Get advice on conducting an effective job or internship search, attend career fairs, and explore if graduate school is right for you.

Career Services Counselors

Brooke Penders
Executive Director of Career Services
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Kate Hohenthal
Instructor of Academic Strategies; Assistant Director, Student Engagement and Experiential Education
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Ryan Polk
Assistant Director, Employer Relations
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Katelyn Royce and Joseph Gokey '19

Architectural Engineering,

Architectural egnineering students Katelyn Royce ’19 and Joseph Gokey ’19 took their design skills on the road to help improve Connecticut’s Interstate 84. Along with classmates in their Architectural Design IV Studio Intensive Track course, they recently spent five weeks producing sample designs for the “I-84 Hartford Project,” an initiative led by the Connecticut Department of Transportation.

Knowing that the I-84 project is a real proposed plan for the city of Hartford made the whole design process more exciting, especially visiting the site and visualizing how the area could be enhanced,” says Katelyn.