Public Policy And Advocacy

The fall semester at Career Services has been replete with events designed to bolster student success — and there is more to come.

From astronomy to international affairs, Career Services celebrates the accomplishments of Colgate students this academic year.

After spending a semester abroad with the Colgate Geneva Study Group in the fall of 2022, Brenna McConnell ’24 returned to the Swiss alpine city for a summer internship at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

For her summer internship, Sarafina worked at the Far Rock Urban Agro-Ecological Center, part of The Campaign Against Hunger nonprofit.

The staff at Career Services celebrates the accomplishments of Colgate students this academic year.

Last summer, Fabrizio Montisci ’24 served as a conflict resolution intern at The Carter Center.

Abigail Lewis ’23 held a summer 2022 internship with Henry’s Fork Foundation in Idaho.

Outside of the classroom, Colgate students work hard on their career preparation. Along with the University’s rigorous liberal arts education, Career Services’ four-year development plan offers students a framework with actionable steps to take during each undergraduate year. The staff at Career Services would like to recognize and celebrate student accomplishments this year.

This summer, Sophie Hart ’23 spent 10 weeks on Capitol Hill serving as a legislative intern for Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney.

Colgate Career Services celebrates students who have landed jobs, internships, or graduate school acceptances in a variety of industries and areas of study. Through a rigorous liberal arts education, a powerful alumni network, and committed academic and career support, students continue to excel throughout their undergraduate years and pursue successful careers after graduation.