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Membership and Information
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For students and recent graduates, employment is about more than a paycheck—it is about having the opportunity to make a difference. With the growing complexity of issues facing this country, the federal government is in need of top talent eager to work on our nation’s challenges.
Our Call to Serve network, which is the only national system that collaborates with both federal agencies and more than a thousand institutions of higher education, works to promote federal service and recruit the next generation of public servants. We help colleges and universities connect students and alumni with federal jobs and internships through:
- Onsite and virtual trainings designed to provide the knowledge and tools needed to educate students and jobseekers about government opportunities and build relationships with federal agencies
- A certificate program that enhances and formalizes participants’ roles as federal advisors
- Access to exclusive Call to Serve resources
To join the Call to Serve network, please complete and submit the form below. Not sure if your campus is already a member? View a list of our current Call to Serve member schools.
Download the Form View our Schools“I appreciate all of your time, expertise, effort and passion in what you do. I will definitely get a lot of use out of these resources.”
—Former Participant
Resources
Navigating the federal hiring process can be daunting, but we’re here to help. The resources below include our most recent guides and handouts. We also provide more in-depth information and resources to our Call to Serve member schools and during our Federal Advisor Series and Call to Serve webinars.
About the Federal Workforce
Resources for Advising Students
Understanding the Federal Application Process
Promoting Public Service on Campus
“The webinars were a great supplement to my understanding of the job market in my current area.”
—Former Participant