Career Center | SUNY Delhi | Affordable College in NY
Welcome to the Career and Transfer Center!
The Career and Transfer Center is ready to assist you with your career aspirations!
Achieve your career-related goals with the help of our experienced staff! The office
is located in the Resnick Academic Achievement Center.
Please schedule an appointment on Starfish. The meeting can be in person, on the telephone, or Zoom.
SUNY Delhi's Career and Transfer Center strives to empower students and alumni to integrate their classroom education with experiential opportunities leading to a lifetime of career achievement.
The Career and Transfer Center provides a range of services including:
- Career exploration
- Cover letter, resume, and CV development and reviews
- Interview skills
- Internship and job search assistance
- Job postings and employer contacts
- Recruitment events
- Classroom presentations
- Transfer counseling
Empire State Services Corps
Make a difference if your community, get hands-on experience, and get paid for it!
Through the Empire State Services Corps, SUNY Delhi students will be selected to participate in public service work. Both summer and fall positions are available.
As a corps member, you’ll complete 300 hours of paid community service throughout the academic year at $16/hour (a total of $4,800). Opportunities to select from include:
- K-12 Tutoring
- Food Insecurity Outreach
- Peer Mental Health
- Sustainability (Climate Change)
- Anti-Hate and Bias Prevention
- Civic Engagement
- FAFSA Completion
- Early Childhood
- Student Success Coaching
Submit a brief application to become a corps member or a host site:
- Current Students: Apply Now to Become a Corps Member
- Community Partners: Apply to Become a Host Site
Learn more about the Empire State Services Corps.
Questions may be directed to Robert Mazzei, Director of Career and Transfer Services, mazzeirw@delhi.edu or career@delhi.edu.
"The Career Center staff is incredibly knowledgeable about interviews, resumes, applying
for jobs, and explaining the process in such a way anyone could understand."
- Alyson Jones '21, Computer Information Systems major