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Trinity West discusses her internship at West Park Kamm’s Neighborhood Development that she connected with through Summer on the Cuyahoga.

Hunter Marrero ’22 discusses his internship with the New York City Criminal Courts.

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

Jake Wingate ’24 used his summer funding to pursue an internship at Lionheart Wealth Management.

This summer, Jack Breitowich ’23 interned with Utilis Corp.

Get to know the faces behind Career Services front desk.

The Employer Relations team helps students explore career paths by developing long-standing relationships with alumni in a variety of professional fields. Jobs and internships brought in by the team are featured on Handshake and sent to students in Career Services weekly emails. This is one of the primary ways that students may benefit from the Colgate network.

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.

Colgate parents Matthew Myers P’24, a criminal defense attorney, and Brenda Fischer P’24, former chief of the Cybercrime and Identity Theft Bureau of the New York County District Attorney’s Office, led a virtual discussion on March 18, 2021, to offer advice to students exploring legal careers. Made possible through the John A. Golden Fellowship, the webinar allowed students to acquire insight into both sides of the courtroom.

Programs offered throughout the month of February gave students opportunities to gain skills and insight from alumni that will help them achieve their goals as they explore career possibilities.