Contact Information

Director: Makenzie Hollingsworth
E-mail: secc@lcsc.edu
Office: SUB 202
Phone: 208-792-2144

The Student Employment & Career Readiness Center is here to help you do more, experience more and earn more.

• Looking for part-time work on or off campus? Visit our office, send us a message, or check out the latest job listings on Handshake.
• Trying to find that perfect internship? Visit our online job-search platform Handshake.
• Ready to launch your career and find your first career job? Let's get to work! We'll help you with practice interviews, review your resume, and help you write that first cover letter.

Career Center

The Career Center is here to help you conduct a successful job search whether you are looking for part-time work now, an internship, or that first big career job. We provide services such as:

• Handshake, your online job-search platform, where you can find part-time or full-time jobs and internships
• Personalized 1:1 appointments
• Professional space for interviews
• Free professional clothing
• Earn your Career Readiness Credential by participating in events like:
  • Mock (practice) Interviews
  • Job search coaching sessions (including assistance with resumes and cover letters)
  • Workshops, seminars & Career Tip Tuesdays
  • Fall Career & Graduate School Fair
  • Hiring Events throughout the year

Looking for a paid internship, or part-time job on/off campus?

For a fresh list of internship opportunities (local, national, and global) please search Handshake.  Part-time job listings on-campus and in the region can also be found on Handshake.  Didn’t find the company you were looking for? Let us help. We help build relationships and develop new internships all the time. 

Searching for that first job in your degree field?

Power your job search with Handshake.  It's where talent (that's you) meets opportunity.  Handshake is our online job-search platform.    

LC Work Scholars

LC Work Scholars is a program unique to Lewis-Clark State College.  Designed to reduce student loan debt, Work Scholars (students) graduate from the program with valuable work experience and professional skills in addition to their degree or certificate. Tuition scholarships as well as stipends are awarded to highly motivated individuals who demonstrate academic success as well as financial need. Additionally, students may earn internship credit for their Work Scholars experience.  Work Scholars are incorporated into community and campus workforces at assigned placement sites where they build and practice workplace skills in communication, problem solving, time management, accountability and adaptability. By purposefully integrating work experience and community service into the traditional academic environment, the LC Work Scholars program helps students build a pathway to real world success while reducing the financial burden of higher education. Interested in becoming a Work Scholar, simply click on the Interested Student Link.