Posted by DuPont on July 01, 19100 at 16:34:06:
DuPont, an industry leader, is seeking energetic students who want to explore chosen professional fields and gain valuable career experiences before graduation.
DuPont is seeking students in engineering (primarily ChE/ME/EE), science (chemistry/biology), (accounting/finance/logistics/transportation).
Our Student Employment Programs offer: Assignments closely related to your field of study, which will increase in complexity as you progress toward your academic degree. First-hand information about career opportunities. The opportunity to integrate classroom theory with practical work experience
As a DuPont co-op or intern, you work under the direct supervision of an experienced DuPont employee. Student supervisory interaction occurs throughout the assignment. Supervisors encourage initiative and provide only as much guidance as is necessary. At the end of your assignment, your supervisor will personally discuss your performance with you.
Participants in the DuPont Cooperative Education Program:
Are registered with the school's co-op office. Alternate work assignments and academic terms (assignment lengths vary according to school calendars) Start work assignments no earlier than after completion of freshman year; work a minimum of three industrial work periods (usually extending graduation date by a full year) Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (4.0 scale)
How to Apply for Student Employment at DuPont
If you are interested in exploring co-op opportunities at DuPont, contact your school's Cooperative Education Office for more information. If your school does not currently have a DuPont co-op relationship or you are interested in internship opportunities, send your resume to:
E-mail: jobs@dupont.com
Fax: 1-800-978-9774
Mail: DuPont Resume Processing Center, P.O. Box 540117, Waltham, MA 02453-0177
To work at Dupont you must be either a U.S. citizen residing worldwide or a foreign national with permanent residency status in the U.S. (you must hold a green card).
(this is a reprint of material available at the DuPont site but posted here for the benefit of IPT students by Andrew Davidhazy)