Public Service Career Hub - Office of Student Success

Office of Student Success

Public Service
Career Hub

Navigating a new career is not easy; don't do it alone!

Director

Maya Gutierrez (she/her)

Exploring mission-driven careers? Applying for your first career-level job?

Career Coach & Program Administrator

Arifa Begum (she/her)

Not sure where to start? Need help brushing up your resume, LinkedIn, cover letter, or interview prep? Set up an appointment with me or find me in the office for support!

About Me: I’m currently a senior pursuing a BA/MA degree in Economics with a minor in Psychology so I know what it feels like to be lost when it comes to resumes, cover letters, and interviews. Please feel free to ask for help!

Career Coach

Abir Ahmed (he/his)

Want to learn about what we offer? Looking for detailed support with your resume, cover letter, or interview prep?

What is Public Service?

Public service careers are jobs in government agencies, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and the military. In a public service career, you can do good AND do well.

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The Public Service Career Hub helps students figure out and find opportunities–internships, jobs, and careers–in public service. You came to City College ready to find jobs and build careers where you can make a difference for yourself, your family, and your City. You also bring a wealth of knowledge about your communities and have a passion for making a difference on the issues and causes that need your leadership.

Career Resources

Did you know? Most entry-level jobs require one-two years of experience to apply. Employers count internships and campus activities toward professional involvement.

It takes personal reflection and self-awareness of what interests you, angers you, and lights you up inside to know what kind of job you will find most meaningful. Sign up for a 1:1 coaching session (Coach Abir | Coach Arifa) to gain clarity, make a plan of action and get connected!
Join our virtual weekly resume workshops designed to help you with the basics on resumes, cover letters and career progression.
Make time for an internship! Review the Paid Internships Database of government agencies and nonprofit organizations.
Apply to an Experiential Opportunity for hands-on learning and apprenticeships.
Check out City College’s wide variety of Student Activities and attend a few events to explore what interests you.
Interviewing for a job or an internship? If you could use female-identified professional clothing to look and feel your best, email Maya Gutierrez for a referral for a Bottomless Closet Experience.

Are you a Public Service Organization interested in hosting an intern?

We may be able to cover the stipend. Learn more on how to host an internship opportunity and post on our internships portal.

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