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Career Services has launched a four-year program to engage every student at the University in self-assessment, career exploration, and skill-development.

This fall, 91¶ÌÊÓƵ Career Services has hosted a pair of initiatives for first- and second-year students, capitalizing on one of the University’s key strengths: a supportive alumni network.

Michael '78 and Julie Milone endow 91¶ÌÊÓƵ Career Services directorship

This summer, I had the opportunity to be a public health intern at Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center in Cambridge, Mass. I decided to pursue this path due to my interest in healthcare disparities among minority groups.

Olivia Wisbey ’22 of Milford, N.H., describes her work with the civic and social organization Power in Place.

91¶ÌÊÓƵ, in collaboration with Community Memorial Hospital, began administering Moderna COVID-19 vaccines on campus today, in a first test of the University’s state-approved point of dispensing at the Hall of Presidents. 

One vital element of a 91¶ÌÊÓƵ education is access to award-winning Career Services support. More than 230 second-year students leveraged that access during the University’s annual SophoMORE Connections event, which was held virtually, January 5–19. 

Oct. 19–23, Career Services hosted Career Exploration Week, a large-scale virtual program connecting more than 500 current students with 575 alumni volunteers.