Student Resources

Resumes, Porfolios, & Finding a Job

Find a mentor.  ADPList https://www.adplist.org/ is a FREE mentoring platform, mostly for designers (with some developers and instructional designers). Anyone could register an account and grab a time slot with experienced people who volunteer their time on this platform for career advice/portfolio review and many more.  Job fairs are in September and October. Students do make connections […]

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Emergency & Support

University Police The Carnegie Mellon University Police Department is a full-service, community-oriented law enforcement agency dedicated to serving CMU’s faculty, staff, students, and visitors. For emergencies, call 412-268-2323, and for non-emergencies, call 412-268-6232. University Health Services University Health Services provides high quality care for all enrolled students.  We specialize in college health and offer primary care, health

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Non-Native English Speaker? CMU Has Your Back!

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) offers comprehensive language support for non-native English speakers through the Student Academic Success Center (SASC) and other resources. This support includes free individual consultations, language training workshops and seminars to help students develop academic fluency, presentation skills and other language-related skills crucial for success at CMU.

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