| Summer is here and congratulations to all students on completing a tough term! In the CLC, we love to hear what students are doing during the summer and ask that you share this information with us in a few different ways depending on the type of experience. Volunteer hours can be entered in Give Pulse by clicking the green “add impact” button. Students can complete one entry for the entire summer by entering a date range of choice. Volunteer hours will be shared on the students co-curricular transcript and will be used to identify community engagement award winners. Any questions can be sent to community.engagement@lawrence.edu. Other summer experiences (i.e internships, research or other experiential learning) information can be reported through Handshake Experiences. Click on the “Request an Experience” button and input the information in the form. Any questions can be sent to michelle.l.cheney@lawrence.edu. If you complete either of these your name will be entered into a drawing where 3 people will receive an Amazon purchase of your choice up to $25! Log Volunteer Hours Here Register your Experience Here |
Category: Career Services
Life Design with Mike O’Connor
| Are you the best version of you? Let us help you with the answer! Join Mike O’Connor, Riaz Waraich Dean of the Center for Career, Life, and Community Engagement to learn how design thinking can help us create a life that is both meaningful and fulfilling, regardless of who or where we are, what we do for a living, or how young or old we are. Design and build your career and your life, a life of fulfillment and joy! This is an exclusive early look at the new fall class UNIC 153: “Designing Your Life After Lawrence” Join us on Instagram Live! – @lawrenceuni_clc Thursday, May 21st at 4:30p.m. (CDT) |
1:1 Chats with Noah Hochberg ’19
The pharmaceutical industry is still hiring! Chat 1:1 with 2019 Lawrence graduate Noah Hochberg on Tuesday, May 26 about his time at Lawrence, how he landed his job as a Primary Care Sales Representative, and what opportunities are currently available at his organization. 1:1 Chats will take place in 30 minute increments from 3 -6 p.m. CDT via zoom. Sign up on Handshake to select a meeting time.
Explore Allied Health Careers
Ever wondered what “allied health” means or what type of career options are available? Join us on Tuesday, May 19, 5-6 p.m. (CDT) as we host an alumni panel that will give a glimpse into their world of work and how you can prepare to enter these fields. There will be an opportunity for you to ask them questions live and we will do break out rooms to dive into details!
• Bobbi McGivern ’98 – Genetic Counseling
• Amy White ’00 – Genetic Counselor
• Megan Bjella ’09 – Occupational Therapist
• Sarah Maldonado ’08 – Physician Assistant
Sign up in Handshake or simply join the zoom meeting here: https://lawrence.zoom.us/j/97997482110.
Living and Working in D.C.
Do you want to make a difference in the world today? Are you interested in working in government or for an NGO? You may have to move to Washington D.C.!
Join LU Alumni, Dalia Khattab ’18 and Nick Ashley ’18, on Wednesday, May 13th at 4:30pm (CDT) as they share their experiences in moving to DC, finding housing and jobs, making connections, and fun tips about living in the nation’s capital.
Dalia, a Government and Biology Major, just earned her Master’s Degree in Public Health at the George Washington University and works for the Pan American Health Organization. Nick, an Economics and Russian Studies Major, currently works for the government contracting firm, Grant Thornton, supporting Homeland Security efforts. He previously served as a legislative intern with the U.S. House of Representatives.
Register in Handshake and join us at lawrence.zoom.us/j/2898517157 to hear how they got to D.C. and found jobs, what it is like living and working there, and for Q & A! Also, hear from your Government, Law and International Affairs Career Community Advisor, Ty Collins, as he discusses ways to continue your career exploration during Lawrence’s remote Spring Term.
Experiential Learning Funding Available
The CLC has overhauled its funding and application processes to specifically fund remote student projects and experiences given that the vast majority of summer internship, research, and service opportunities have been cancelled due to Covid-19. Students can still apply for funding to support these type of opportunities, which can be self-designed or curated through Lawrence partners.
See the CLC Funding Application page for details.
Museum Careers
Join Museum Studies Professor Beth Zinsli and Timothy Anne Burnside, Museum Specialist in Curatorial Affairs at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, on Tuesday, May 19 at 11:30 a.m. (central time) for an exclusive chat about working in the world of museums! This Zoom chat is a great opportunity to learn about Timothy’s path to working at the Smithsonian and get an inside scoop about exploring careers in museums. The session will also include an opportunity for students to ask questions of their own to Beth and Timothy.
Sign up in Handshake and join us via zoom at https://lawrence.zoom.us/j/99682172716.
Intrepid Investment Bankers – Recruiting Committee Webinar
Join the recruiting committee from Intrepid on Thursday, May 7 at 2 p.m. CDT for an informational webinar on investment banking and what life is really like at Intrepid as an Analyst or Summer Analyst.
Register in Handshake.
Lawrence Alumni Music Education Panel
Get a jump on your Music Education career by connecting with four Lawrence alumni from varying sized school districts, roles, and from regions across the country! This panel will take place Wednesday, April 29 at 5 p.m. via Zoom here: https://lawrence.zoom.us/s/92662308576?status=success
Hear stories about how these Lawrentians found a path to their current roles, how they are staying connected to students, colleagues and their art during these trying times, and how they think education will evolve a result of COVID-19. Also hear from your Career Community Advisor, Teri Mueller, as she discusses ways to continue your career exploration during Lawrence’s remote Spring Term.
• Dan Van Sickle ’03, Choir Director, Appleton Area School District, WI
• David Davis ‘11, Instrumental Music Teacher, Minnetonka Public Schools, MN
• Emily Crowe ’14, Music Programs Manager/Music Teacher, Uncommon Schools, NY
• Alek Wasserman ‘16, General Music Teacher at Davidson Charter Academy, NC
Register in Handshake or click here to join next Wednesday. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Spring Term Coffee Hours with Teri Mueller, #VPA and #ECE Career Community Advisor
Join Teri Mueller, Visual & Performing Arts (VPA) Career Community Advisor, for a virtual drop in coffee hour from 1-2 p.m. Thursdays during Spring Term at https://lawrence.zoom.us/j/686482861.
For those in the Education and Community Engagement (ECE) Career Community, join Teri on Wednesdays from 3-4 p.m. at https://lawrence.zoom.us/j/203988294.
These coffee hours are informal events for members of the VPA & ECE Career Communities where students can come and go as they like and ask questions about jobs/internships, life, community engagement, and more. Drop by for a few minutes to ask about hiring trends, get some quick resume feedback, hear about job search resources, share your COVID-19 self care tips with other community members, and/or simply enjoy some conversation and BYO coffee/tea.
Learn more about Lawrence University’s eight career communities here.