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Welcome Employers!  eRecruiter is your portal to SNRE's online career services which links employers with our 480+ Masters and Phd students and 750 + alumni (who are registered on the system).

eRecruiter allows employers to:

• Create an employer profile which students and alumni can view.
• Post jobs and internships to SNRE's 480 graduate students and 750+ registered alumni.
• Allow graduate students and alumni to apply online for your postings.
• Search resumes and create customized resume books of students that match your search criteria (ex: Master's students seeking internships in our Sustainable Systems track that speak French).  Employers on our system also receive a free electronic copy of our resume books!
• Schedule a campus visit.
• SNRE Career Services eRecruiter Privacy Policy

How Can Employers Post a Job or Internship to SNRE Students?

• Employers are encouraged to post positions by setting up a FREE eRecruiter employer account.  This will allow you to post as many positions as you like, monitor student interest and applications, and create resume books.
• Alternatively, if you have a job or internship posting for graduate students, please send the posting to snre.careers@umich.edu

• If you have a job or internship posting best suited for undergraduate students, please send the posting to Kimberly Smith, Administrative Specialist in the Program in the Environment.

Important Internship Information for Employers

•  The University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment career services office does not provide legal advice.  Employers interested in providing internships for School of Natural Resources and Environment students are encouraged to consult with their own advisors regarding compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), ownership of intellectual property, general liability issues or any other potential areas of concerns. 
• The decision to grant academic credit for a student internship is made by the School of Natural Resources and Environment for the sole purpose of determining whether the student’s internship experience satisfies the academic standards established by the School of Natural Resources and Environment.  As a result, employers should not rely on the School of Natural Resources and Environment's decision to grant academic credit as determinative of their legal responsibilities under the FLSA.  Employers (not the University) are responsible for ensuring that interns are paid in compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act. 

Why Recruit at the U-M School of Natural Resources and Environment?

• SNRE is one of the top environmental graduate programs in the nation.
• Our graduates excel in multidisciplinary teams from their experiences working on their Master's Projects with real-world client organizations.
• About 40% of SNRE's students pursue dual degrees (Master of Science + Business, Engineering, Policy, Public Health, Law, Urban Planning, Landscape Architecture, Economics, etc.)
• Many of our students have several years of professional experience under their belts.

Recruiting Opportunties

• The SNRE Career Fair was held on January 17, 2012; we'll start accepting registrations for the January 2013 career fair in September 
  
• Interested in recruiting our students?  Email us at snre.careers@umich.edu to request a copy of our most recent resume book. 
  
• Federal Agencies:  What is a Presidential Mangement Fellow and How Can I Hire These Top Masters and PhD Graduates? Contact Lisa Yee-Litzenberg in SNRE Career Services for resumes of our PMF Finalists.

Coming to Ann Arbor?  Please Let Us Know!

• We'd love to schedule a time for you to talk with our students about your organization, typical projects, and career and internship opportunities for students. 
• Please contact us at: snre.careers@umich.edu (please provide your name, title, organization, possible date(s), phone number and some thoughts on what you want the visit to include: info session only, info session + resume collection + on-site interviews, etc.).

Submit a Real World Environmental Challenge for a Team of SNRE Students!

• Most SNRE Master's students work in interdisciplinary teams with a client organization to address a real-world environmental challenge.  Have an idea?  Let us know!
• About SNRE's Masters Project Program: see recent projects, learn how to submit an idea, attend a symposium and hear student teams present their work, etc.
• How to submit a master's project idea

Learn More about SNRE Students

• Learn about SNRE's Academic Specialization Areas for our Master's Students
• SNRE Field of Study Career Websites (learn about the kinds of careers students in each field of study typically pursue)
• Job placement statistics: See where SNRE graduates are employed, sample career opportunities, geographic distribution of alumni and other career data

Request a Free Copy of SNRE's Electronic Resume Books

• Send an email request to: snre.careers@umich.edu with your name, job title, company name, email address, and your full mailing address.
• Please put,"SNRE Resume Book Request" in the subject line of your email. Once we verify your information and approve you as an employer of interest to our graduate students, we will add you to our eRecruiter employer system and email you a copy of the resume books. 
• See the top of this page to learn how you can use eRecruiter for your recruiting efforts.

Connecting with Other U-M Departments

• List of other U-M Career Service Offices
• Not sure which U-M office to connect with?  The U-M Business Engagement Center can help!
• Recruiting Opportunities: Career Fairs at the University of Michigan