Career Exploration and Networking Programs – Each quarter, Evans School Career Development offers free events designed to familiarize students with the employment landscape, to network with professionals, and to enhance professional development skills that will serve graduates beyond their time at the Evans School. Programs vary, but typically include alumni panels, networking events, on-site employer informational interview sessions, policy talks, career planning classes or seminars, and online workshops.
Individual Career Coaching – Students at the Evans School are assigned a career advisor for the duration of their time at the Evans School. This allows students to build a strong relationship with their advisor and take advantage of consistent support in a variety of professional development areas, including identifying career interests and goals, generating job or internship leads, connecting with appropriate resources, providing feedback, and coaching on application materials, preparing for interviews, providing networking referrals, and salary negotiation support.
Note: The Evans School does not provide job or internship placement services, and students are ultimately responsible for finding a professional experience that meets their interests and experience.
Updated Job Listings – Currently enrolled students and alumni have access to EvansJobs, the Evans School’s exclusive hub for full-time, part-time, contract and internship positions. This system provides a central space for Evans students to search open listings, schedule a career advising appointment, report a professional experience (including internships, part-time and full-time employment, RA/GA/TA positions, consulting, etc.), manage paperwork for tracking 400-hour professional experience requirement, and register for upcoming career events and workshops.