When English Majors Earn More Than Engineers

by Derek Loosvelt | November 07, 2017 Re-posted from Vault It’s commonly thought that if you major in a so-called STEM area (science, technology, engineering, math), then you’re nearly assured of landing gainful employment upon graduation. And that if you do very well in one these majors, and go to a highly prestigious school, then you’re more…

Free Professional Headshots Offered December 4

Join the Career Center on December 4 for an opportunity to get a professional headshot taken by the one and only Zak Kroger! This is your chance to get a photograph of yourself to use on your LinkedIn profile and other professional platforms. Where? The Morreale Carriage House, behind the Career Center. First-come, first-served. When?…

SuCCess Stories: Meet Jennifer Cajina-Grigsby ‘14!

This post is part of the Career Center’s bi-weekly roundup of alumni success stories. Check out  Jennifer’s story below, and find more SuCCess Stories here! A Conversation with Jennifer Cajina-Grigsby ‘14 Major: Sociology Grad Year: 2014 Current Job Title, Organization: Program Manager for Bright by Three in Denver; Community Outreach Coordinator for Showtime Performing Arts Academy in Nicaragua;…

Spotlight on Half Block: Represent Your First Client, Try Your First Case

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Represent Your First Client, Try Your First Case What’s this class about? Join Senior District Judge Mike Mayes in evaluating a…

Spotlight on Half Block: Moving, Thinking, Meaning

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Moving, Thinking, Meaning: Investigating Mind and Body in Dance and Movement Theatre What’s this class about? One of the major challenges…

Spotlight on Half Block: Management Consulting 101

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Management Consulting 101 What’s this class about? In this Half Block, students will learn about the management consulting industry and consulting…

Spotlight on Half Block: Journalism Boot Camp

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Journalism Boot Camp What’s this class about? Looking to develop your own project or break into the industry? Curious to know…

Spotlight on Half Block: Soundance: Film Audio Blowout!

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Soundance: Film Audio Blowout! What’s this class about?  Learn all about postproduction film audio and apply knowledge to rebuilding the entire…

Spotlight on Half Block: Global Debt

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Global Debt: a Common Factor in Uncommon Times What’s this class about? This course is a study in how Trump, technology, and…

Spotlight on Half Block: Creative Projects Masterclass

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Creative Projects Masterclass What’s this class about? Whether it be a novel, a screenplay, a new and daring documentary, an art…

11/14, 4:30pm Emma Bowen Foundation Fellows

The Fellows Program provides multi-year, paid, summer internships to students of color at media companies across the country. Our fellows graduate with invaluable work experience and a head-start in whichever career they choose. We work to educate and place our students in all areas of the industry, and focus on three programming tracks – the Business…

11/9 How do I talk about myself?

Join us for the third session in the What am I doing? Exploration Series. This session will focus on using self-awareness to make connections and gain advice. You do not need to have participated in prior sessions in order to attend. Session will be Nov. 9, 4pm, in the Career Center Classroom. RSVP to careercenter@coloradocollege.edu…

Spotlight on Half Block: Computer Language as a Language

Welcome to our Spotlight on Half Block series! Each week leading up to Dynamic Half Block in January, we’re featuring one of 2018’s non-credit offerings here on our blog. Registration for all non-credit offerings is now open on Summit. Spotlight on Computer Language as a Language What’s this class about? Does the idea of “computer programming” sound completely foreign? What about coding?…

SAA Kickoff Event on November 7 – Food and Prizes!

Join the Student Alumni Association (SAA) for our Block 3 Kickoff Event on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 6 pm! This event will allow students to connect with local alumni while participating in our Jeopardy-style CC Trivia game. Food will be provided, and there will be lovely prizes for the winners. We hope to see you…

Economic Research Associate for the Denver Fed

The Regional Affairs Department at the Denver Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is recruiting for the position of Research Associate. The position is full-time and located in Denver, Colorado. Key Activities Include: Assisting Ph.D. economists on research projects and monetary policy briefings. Gathering and analyzing data, writing research and policy reports,…

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Law School Fair on Friday

Anyone interested in going to a law school fair on Friday, November 3rd in Boulder? Over 100 law schools will be there as well as a presentation about “The Law School Application Process and Financing Your Legal Education” by Dean David Logan. This is a great opportunity to learn about many different schools, ask questions,…

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19 Graduate Fellowships in Public Policy and Administration

Whether you’re seeking a tuition scholarship, summer work experience, or funding for scholarly research, there is a wide range of graduate fellowships for students interested in public policy and administration. Whatever your field – law, journalism, health care, economics, environmental management, or political science – there is a public policy fellowship for you! The opportunities below include research…

4 Ways Your Student Can Get Ahead This Fall Break

4 Ways Your Student Can Get Ahead This Fall Break Fall Break offers CC students a chance to catch their breath. It also allows students to step away from their studies and think a few steps ahead, especially concerning internships and their professional development. Here are four steps your student can take this Fall Break…