You’ve graduated – congratulations!

The Mines Career Center continues to provide our graduates with career services for up to two years after you graduate. As an alumni there are a number of ways we can support you including:

• One-on-one individualized advising with a Career and Professional Development Advisor.
• Lifelong access to DiggerNet.
• Invitation to continue attending workshops, info sessions, industry panels, and Career Days.

To continue to search for jobs, see upcoming events, and make appointments with our advisors, click here to log in to DiggerNet. 

Share your employment status with us! 

Complete the First-Destination Survey Here (Aug 23, Dec 23, May 24 Graduates)

This information is private and individual information will never be shared.  Aggregated data is used to help students, faculty, and staff learn more about jobs, industries, and pathways students take after graduation.  If you are still job seeking, you can tell us about your job search and how we might be able to help.

Share your employment status with us! 

Complete the First-Destination Survey Here (Aug 24, Dec 24, May 25 Graduates)                                                        Complete the First-Destination Survey Here (Aug 23, Dec 23, May 24 Graduates)

This information is private – individual information will never be shared.  Aggregated data is used to help students, faculty, and staff learn more about jobs, industries, and pathways students take after graduation.  If you are still job seeking, you can tell us about your job search and how we might be able to help.

Once you graduate, your DiggerNet user name and password will change. Please adjust the contact information in your DiggerNet profile to a current email address so that you may continue using the system to search for jobs, see upcoming events, and make appointments with our advisors. When you no longer have access through Trailhead, click here to log in to DiggerNet. 

Contact the Career Center at careercenter@mines.edu if you need help with your log-in information.

The Mines Career Center continues to provide services for up to two years after graduation.

After 2 years post-graduation, please review the Mines Alumni Services offered by the Colorado School of Mines Foundation.

Services and resources available to Mines alumni include:

1. Alumni Job Center – Job seekers can use this site to browse current opportunities, post resumes and create new job alerts. Alumni employers can post positions to recruit Mines alumni with 2+ years experience in their field.
2. Resume forwarding services – The alumni office will forward job seeker resumes to alumni working at the companies where they want to work. Alumni job seekers must have applied for a job at the company in which they are interested before submitting the resume-forwarding form.
3. Update Your Information – Make sure your information is up to date in the Mines Alumni database so that you receive relevant emails for your area. Mines events happen everywhere and having up-to-date information makes sure you are made aware any time something is happening near you.
4. Alumni Online Directory – Alumni actively or passively looking for new employment opportunities can utilize the Mines alumni online directory to network and reach out to alumni in the companies, industries or geographic location where they are looking for jobs.
5. Networking Opportunities – Alumni are encouraged to network in-person with other Mines alumni at local and regional events. The Colorado School of Mines Foundation supports many M Clubs, Interest Groups, and alumni events to bring Orediggers together for both social and professional networking.
6. Career Day – Career Days is a multi-day event organized by the Colorado School of Mines Career Center. Mines students and alumni are invited to attend both the fall and spring Career Days to meet with hundreds of companies and their representatives. The first day for both the fall and spring Career Days concludes with an alumni happy hour providing an opportunity for all alumni attendees to unwind and socialize.”