Brooklyn College alumni share their career advice in the Magner Career Center Career Advice video series.
Alumni such as Roy Furman, Vice President of Jefferies & Company, have come back to speak to students about their secrets to success.

How Alumni Can Help the Magner Center

Internships

To remain competitive, our students need to prepare for their career by completing one or more internships by the time they graduate. Students who lack financial resources need assistance in order to afford to take high-quality internships. We are looking for:

Internships Opportunities—Providing internships, ideally paid, is an especially helpful way of giving students the opportunity to remain competitive for top-level jobs. You can email your internship opportunities to Miriam Loyd.
Internship Stipends—Providing monetary gifts or stipends that enable students to take the internships they need is a great way to help. Without this support, many students would be unable to leave their part-time jobs to take needed internships.

Mentoring

Mentors from organizations such as Z100, Goldman Sachs, ESPN, New York City Department of Education, U.S. Department of State, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and FEGS have played a important role in impacting Brooklyn College students' careers and lives. Being a mentor can range from answering questions about a student's upcoming interview to questions about your career path. To start making a difference in a student's life, complete your profile on the Ways Brooklyn College Alumni Can Help Form and join our Alumni & Student Professional Networking Group on LinkedIn. Be sure to check out our Alumni Mentor Policy. For more information on becoming a mentor, e-mail Michael Sarrao and review our frequently asked questions. Don't have time to be a physical mentor? Fill out this quick career advice form to be shared on our website and social media accounts.

Career Panels / Company Visits / Professional Skills Training

Join other successful alumni from organizations including the New York Knicks, Johnson & Johnson, New York Methodist, Lord & Taylor, Viacom, KPMG, Tiffany's, Amazon, JP Morgan, Penguin Books, and the New York State Department of Labor by coming back to campus to speak with students about your career success. Access to professionals gives students the invaluable advice they need to prepare for life after college. Alumni success stories remind students that their own success is possible. Become part of a panel discussion or a roundtable, or visit classes in your field.

Jobs

Alumni are a major source of job leads for Brooklyn College students and recent graduates.

E-mail Andre Fontenelle—Post your job opportunities on Hire BC to reach hundreds of highly qualified Brooklyn College students directly.
Attend the Brooklyn College Job Fairs—Represent your company at one of our job fairs and meet qualified students to fulfill your company's needs. More than 1,000 students attend our job fairs annually. Register here.
Recruit on and off campus—Participate in the special Recruitment Program that enables companies to recruit Brooklyn College students who have been prepared for the job search.