Center for International Business

Campus Presence

Corporate recognition and knowledge of your firm by Xavier undergraduate and MBA students is priceless. It is a mutually beneficial relationship, as students become aware of career options and employment opportunities, and you are provided an opportunity to get involved, give back and make a difference in the lives of others.

As students progress towards the completion of their studies, your corporate presence assures that students who are passionate about your firm and its business, and who possess your desired corporate skills, will pursue connections and/or employment with your company.

Xavier provides many avenues to connect with students, faculty and administrators. A few include:

  • Executive Mentor Program: Participate in the Executive Mentor Program and become a mentor to an undergraduate or MBA student.
  • Internship Program: Participate in the Internship Program and hire an undergraduate or MBA student for part time or full time work.
  • Mock Interviews: Help our students prepare for, practice for, and ace interviews.
  • Meet-the-Firms Night: Participate in a "Meet-the-Firms" event for companies to network with students, as well as showcase your firm and its business.
  • Board of Executive Advisors (BEA)*: Apply for membership to one of the ten WCB Advisory Boards. Contribute your personal perspectives from the business world; influence new curriculum; assure our students are competitive; meet the department chair and faculty, as well as other board members. Choose from:
    • Accountancy
    • Business Ethics
    • Economics
    • Entrepreneurship
    • Finance
    • Information Systems Management
    • International Business
    • Management
    • Marketing
    • Professional Development
    • Strategic Human Resources Management
    • XMBA
  • LinkedIn Groups: Join Xavier's official LinkedIn Group, Xavier University Alumni.
  • Corporate Name Sponsorship: Sponsor a campus event via financial support, or naming rights for facilities, equipment, technology, etc. Get name recognition/brand awareness.
  • Business Profession Program Workshops: Present one of our undergraduate student workshops, as part of the required regimen of the Business Professions Program. Workshops include:
    • Behavior-based Interviewing
    • Business Majors and Minors Panel
    • Career Fair Preparation
    • "Careers in..." Workshops
    • Communication Etiquette
    • Elevator Pitch
    • Evaluating a Job Offer
    • Financial Planning
    • Network Effectively
    • Professional Presentations
    • Resume Critique
    • Resume Writing
    • Study Abroad 101
    • Taking Assessment Tests
    • Transition to Career Life
  • Student Clubs/Organizations: Be an Executive Advisor to one of the many student clubs and organizations. Choose from:
    • Accountancy Society
    • Beta Alpha Psi
    • Business Leaders for Tomorrow
    • Delta Signa Pi
    • Economics Club
    • Entrepreneurship Club
    • Finance Club
    • International Business Club
    • Management Information Systems
    • Marketing Club
    • Women's MBA Association
    • Xavier Women in Business
  • Career Fairs: Attend Xavier's university-wide career fairs (September and February); identify potential interns and employees; meet faculty and administrators; showcase your company.
  • Lunchtime Kiosk in Smith Hall: Connect with students during the mid-day rush hour. Distribute corporate information, capture student contact information for follow up; gain corporate recognition.
  • Guest Professor: Volunteer for classroom presentations, panels and discussions, or present an overview of your job or of your area of expertise.
  • Student Case Studies/Tutorials: Allow your company, division or a pressing corporate issue to become a case study for an undergraduate or MBA classroom project.
  • Center Involvement: Join one of our five outreach centers and become a corporate voice on perspectives from the business world.

* Application process; must be accepted to boards.