Begin your job search with Palmer CareerNetwork!
- You may access this site 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.
- Upload your resume and other career documents using Optimal Resume and include it in the Employer Resume Search.
- Practice interviewing with our new mock interview system called Interview Stream.
- View various employment opportunities and practices and equipment for sale.
- Research organizations of interest.
- Register for the Palmer Center for Business Development's Business Modules.
- And much more!
To register for your Student/Alumni account:
- Click on the “Register for the Palmer CareerNetwork” button.
- Complete the Student/Alumni Registration form.
- You will receive an email with a link to confirm your email address. Click on the link. Email Verification: This is an important step. Once you submit your Registration Form, the Career Network/Symplicity will send you an email asking for email verification. They do this for security purposes.
- Once your account has been approved by the Center for Business Development (within 3 business days), you will receive a welcome message and password via email.
Palmer CareerNetwork Technical Settings:
Palmer CareerNetwork requires the following:
- When navigating through the Palmer CareerNetwork, use the back arrow located on the left hand side of your screen, next to your name. Do not use the browser arrows.
- Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher is recommended for PC users.
- Firefox is recommended for Mac users.
- Your computer must be set to “accept cookies.”
On the Macintosh, the Palmer CareerNetwork currently supports the following browser versions: Internet Explorer 7+, Firefox 1.5 +, Safari 3+
Please note that Apple does not provide Safari updates past 1.0.3 unless users upgrade to Mac OS 10.3 or 10.4 (not a free upgrade). For users of Mac OS 10.2 or lower, Firefox is the only option. On a similar note, users of Mac OS 10.2 or lower may believe they are using the "current" version of Safari, because Apple Software Update does not report current versions which are unavailable to them.