The moment you graduate from the Evans School, you become life-long members of our community of professionals who share a deep passion for the public good. Bringing passion, innovation, and rigor to all you do, you and 4,000+ fellow alumni have strengthened communities world-wide. Explore this page to continue your engagement with the Evans School, your cohort, and your Evans alumni network.
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We are witnessing an attempt to make fundamental changes to our national government by centralizing power in the Office of the President, altering historical international relationships, making abrupt changes to...
Network, learn, and connect with fellow Evans Alumni in your area and/or who share a common focus. The Evans School currently hosts the following affinity groups: Evans in Government Network, Evans Elected Officials Network, and the Evans D.C. Connections Network. Learn more and join!
There are a range of ways to continue to engage with the Evans School after you graduate –supporting career pathways for students, partnering with Evans on projects in your workplace, volunteering, and more.
We are committed to ensuring that all students – regardless of economic circumstances – can pursue their dream careers in public service. And, we couldn’t continue attracting the brightest, most diverse future leaders and supporting them throughout their education without your help. Make a gift.
Alumni have access to the Evans School’s Handshake account, a hub for full-time, part-time, contract, and internship positions.
Connect with other Evans School alumni on LinkedIn to see and share open positions at their organizations in the Evans School Alumni Connection LinkedIn Group.
Supporting Federal Employees Through Change (Partnership for Public Service)
Right now, there are a lot of questions swirling around about what it means to be a federal employee, and the role of the career workforce.
The Partnership for Public Service a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to building a better government and a stronger democracy. They have been around for more than 20 years, to support you–the federal employee–so you can continue to serve the public and uphold your oath of office.
We encourage our Evans community involved in federal service to browse the resources on their Federal Employee Resource Hub or join their webinars in the Federal Employee Explainer Series. You can also view webinar recordings.
Check out all the guides and tools compiled by the Career Development team on job search and professional development topics ranging from networking to negotiating.
Other Resources:
The Evans School Career Development team offers individual career counseling appointments with recent graduate during the 12 months following your Evans School graduation. Appointments may be scheduled by emailing evansjob@uw.edu.
For alumni farther beyond their Evans School graduation, we have compiled a list of Seattle-area career resources* to help with your career planning.
*Though we periodically update this list as we learn of new career coaching resources relevant to Evans School alumni, this is not a comprehensive listing, nor are we are unable to endorse or offer direct recommendations for any of these services.
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