Employers

Dominican University of California’s Career and Internship Services office provides a wide range of programs and services to connect employers to students, alumni, and the campus community.

Dominican University of California is a fully accredited, independent, international, learner-centered university of Catholic Heritage about 12 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Why Dominican Students?

Founded in 1890 by the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, Dominican fosters a reflective attitude combined with social commitment and integrity in our students. With a student-faculty ratio of 11 to 1, Dominican is able to successfully blend personal direction associated with smaller schools with the academic resources of a larger university.

The diverse student body comes from across the United States, although primarily from Northern California. Students are also here from 21 foreign countries.

OUR SERVICES:

Dominican Career Network: Use Dominican University's FREE database to post unlimited job and/or internship listings. You may also view student and alumni resumes, cover letters, and other documents online to determine further action. Each employer may also have unlimited contacts and receive emails from administrators about upcoming events you may want to be involved with.

     To Register for the first time or log-in go to: http://dominican-csm.symplicity.com/employers

Another posting jobs/internships option: 

1. Send a fax to (415) 257-1399  with a description of duties, start date, salary range (if relevant), projected hours, contact information,  and any specific qualifications to have posting(s) listed in job binders at the Career Resource Center.
   

• Connect with students: Attend our annual career fair and learn about several other opportunities to connect with students such as lunchtime recruiting, panel disscussions/forums, and sponsorship opportunties.

• Internship Program: Consider taking on a Dominican University intern and allow students to apply classroom theory related to their major in the workplace. Interns receive faculty supervision and academic credit while gaining work experience. Employer responsibilities are minimal.