Career Development Resources
Don't know how to start looking for an internship or job? Need help writing a resume or cover letter? Check out these useful guides.
Workshops and Programs
Upcoming events pulled directly from Handshake will appear below.
Internship Spotlight
Lawrence has existing partnerships with local and national arts organizations, such as:
Bread for the World equips people to write personal letters and emails, meet with their members of Congress, and to work with others to end hunger. Working through churches, campuses, and other organizations, we engage people in organized advocacy. For the past several years, BftW has offered a Lawrence-Funded Internship for a Lawrence intern.
Explore more internship opportunities with existing partners.
Relevant Student Organizations
Joining a student organization can connect you with peers with similar interests and goals. Get involved, learn, experience, and give back.
- Lawrence University Community Council (LUCC)
- Judicial Board
- LU Model United Nations
Alumni Connections
Alumni can offer invaluable insights into your fields of interest and provide career advice to help you reach your goals.
These Lawrence alumni are currently working in communications, journalism, or the written arts:
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Margaret Schmidt ‘12, Attorney, Office of Civil Rights at the US Department of Education
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Sarah Gettel ‘14, Grants & Capacity Consultant at Sarah Gettel, LLC
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Elizabeth Shimek ‘12, Senior Legal Counsel, Campaign Finance at Campaign Legal Center
Connect with Lawrence Alumni on LUAA on LinkedIn for an informational interview.
Professional Associations
Professional associations are a great source of field-specific information, career path ideas, and networking contacts. Examples of associations for government, law, and international affairs professionals: