Career Services
Location:
First Floor, College Center Suite C-116
Hours:
Monday through Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; evenings by appointment
Career Counseling Appointments:
908-526-1200 ext. 8334,
Internship and Cooperative Learning information:
908-526-1200 ext. 8213,
Job Search Assistance:
908-526-1200 ext. 8338,
Career counseling, internship and cooperative learning opportunities and job search assistance are
available for current students and alumni. Students are encouraged to begin their career planning
early, by completing the FOCUS online career planning program located in the Lion’s Den-Student
Services tab and meeting with a Career Counselor. Career planning programs are offered throughout
the school year and include career decision-making; resume writing; interviewing; networking
for the job search, and more. Check the Lion’s Den and the Career Services on RV Commons for
announcements and on-line workshops. Appointments are also available for career counseling,
job search assistance, resume writing, and mock interviewing. Information on majors, careers,
internships, and employment opportunities can be found in the Lion’s Den.
Career Planning Tips
• Planning early for the future helps people stay motivated!
• Take advantage of career planning to discover occupations that fit best.
• Learn more about careers through the FOCUS program, campus career workshops, and the
Career Services web page.
• Get real world experience and explore career paths by participating in a paid or unpaid
internship/co-op.
• Use the College Central Network jobs and internships database to upload a resume and
locate a job or internship.
• Design a resume that gets noticed! Have a resume reviewed by the appropriate contact
(jobs/internships) above.
Children’s Campus (Day Care Center)
Location:
Adjacent to Parking Lot 4
Hours:
Monday through Friday 7:30 am – 6 pm
Contact:
Director Cathy Griffin
or call 908-231-8807
The Children’s Campus, a child and professional development center, is open twelve months a
year for children from 3 months to five years old. The Children’s Campus uses Creative Curriculum
to promote cognitive, language, social-emotional and physical growth of young children through
developmentally appropriate activities. Head Teachers are certified in early childhood education, and
are assisted by experienced assistants and RVCC student assistants. Priority registration is given to
RVCC students, employees and faculty. Children from the surrounding communities are accepted on
a space-available basis once the priority registration period for each semester has been concluded.
Tuition is charged based on the number of half or full days the children attend. Appointments to see
the center are recommended.
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