CARE for Completion: Employment/Careers
Helping students find gainful employment is an important aspect of achieving educational success. As a student you can receive career and employment support services. Our work-study program provides valuable work experience and financial aid to eligible students, while our career counseling services help students identify their strengths and interests and explore potential career paths.
Expand your home campus listed below to learn more about our on-campus programs and how you can receive assistance. If you can't find the information you need here, please reach out to a counselor on your campus.
Enrolled Student at LSC and need help?
Request services, including food vouchers and other vital resources, available to help you succeed!
Log in to MyLoneStar to complete the CARE Request Form with just a few clicks. Go to your student
tile, then click the CARE Request Form tile.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
The Career Closet at The Empowerment Center
Center provides support for students who have a scheduled job interview, but have nothing appropriate to wear and are unable to purchase the needed items. For questions about The Career Closet at The Empowerment Center, please email Pamelyn Reed or visit The Empowerment Center in CASA 121. If The Empowerment Center is not open, please contact Pamelyn Reed at 281.290.5255 to drop off your clothing donation.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
TRAC Center
The LSC-Montgomery Transfer, Recruitment and Career (TRAC) Center is located upstairs in Building C and offers resources to students seeking employment. These resources include assistance with resume and cover letter writing, interview preparation, and job fairs. The Dress for Success Career Closet provides professional attire and accessories to students to help them look their best for interviews, career fairs, and other professional experiences. For assistance with scheduling an appointment, call 936-271-6218 or visit the TRAC Center upstairs in Building C. TRAC@lonestar.edu.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Women’s Resource Center
A supportive center for women at Lone Star College-North Harris that addresses core issues through interactive programming and campus and community resource referrals that will promote academic, career, and personal success. Check website for hours of operation.
Women's Resource Center (WRC)
Student Services Building, SSB-204
2700 W.W. Thorne Drive
Houston, Texas 77073
Contact - Cassandra Boyd
WRCLSCNH@gmail.com
281.765.7936
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Communities In Schools of Houston
Students who want to connect with CIS support resources should contact their campus representative found on the Communities in Schools link.
An on-campus service that connects students to Emergency needs (food, shelter, clothing) as well as counseling services and crisis intervention. The goal of this program is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.
Career Services
Career Services is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions to choose a major for the right career! We help Lone Star College students explore college major and associated careers, research employers, and prepare for interviews. Our services are free to Lone Star College students and Lone Star College alumni. Workforce advisors and career counselors are available at each of our campuses to help you! To discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests, check out Career Star!
Federal Work Study
Eligible students can work on campus.
Off Campus Resources for Everyone
CareerOneStop
CareerOneStop is a website sponsored by U.S. Department of Labor that provides resources to find training resources and job searches that match your interests.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
The Occupational Outlook Handbook is an excellent resource to gain career information. It will provide you with reports on many careers with accurate information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
O*NET (Occupational Information Network)
The O*NET is an up-to-date occupational database with descriptions and skill sets for specific occupations. O*NET information helps workers evaluate what skills are needed in their current occupations, how existing skills may transfer to other occupations and what new skills will be required to make the transition to a new occupation.