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Handshake is the one-stop for UW-Eau Claire and UW-Eau Claire – Barron County students to search for jobs and internships. Students can also find employers, learn about career fairs and events, access resources, and schedule appointments including: 

• Resume writing and reviews
• Cover letter writing and reviews
• Job and internship search
• Interview preparation
• Mock interviews
• LinkedIn profile development
• Salary negotiation strategies
• Accepting and declining job offers

Handshake Log-In for Students and Alumni

Current Students: Log in to Handshake using your ������ý credentials. 

Incoming students: An account will be automatically created for you with your ������ý email address once you register for classes. 

Alumni: All UW-Eau Claire alumni have access to Handshake. Alumni may use their Handshake account with a personal email address after graduation.

Alumni who graduated before 2017 likely do not have a Handshake Account already created for them, unless they've worked with our office before. Career Services is happy to create new accounts for alumni who would like access to Handshake for job searching, networking, scheduling an appointment or other Career Services resources. Request a Handshake account by emailing arcc@uwec.edu. 

Appointments

1. .
2. Click Career Center on the left side of the page.
3. Click Appointments.
4. Click Schedule A New Appointment.
5. Follow the prompts to complete the request. You'll receive notification via email when your appointment request is complete. 

For help with Handshake visit or contact Career Services

Information for Employers

Handshake is the one-stop for UW-Eau Claire and UW-Eau Claire – Barron County students to search for jobs and internships. Employers can also register for career fairs and events, post events, and connect with students via Handshake. 

For help with Handshake visit  or email arcc@uwec.edu.

Information for On-Campus Employers 

• Please name your “company” in this format: Department, UW-Eau Claire. 
• Please list location as a city, state (Eau Claire, WI instead of Hibbard Hall), so students can search for job location accurately.
• If your position could be filled by a student with or without work study, answer “yes”. Many students use “work study” as a search filter and this will ensure your position shows in those results.
• For additional information, please refer to the . 

Information for Local Off-Campus Employers 

• Think of yourself as the “employer” and your household as the “company” when creating an account.  Many name their “company” “Lastname Residence” or “Lastname Household”.  
• Including more detail (address, phone number) is helpful for verifying your employer account. 
• You likely do not have a company website and are welcome to use a public profile (such as a LinkedIn or Facebook page).