Explore Your Experiential Pathways
Joining clubs, participating in sports, serving on house council, and volunteering on campus or in the community keep you in balance and help you to meet like-minded people. Plus, when it comes time to apply for internships and jobs, you’ll need to present yourself as an interesting and engaged person who has done more than just coursework. Whatever organizations you decide to join, watch for opportunities to gain leadership experience and develop new skills. You’ll gain confidence, experience, and connections that will engage you now and prepare you for jobs and internships down the road.
This work generally begins with an on-campus office outside of your major department, but your major academic advisors or will often be part of the conversation. The SBS Pathways Peers Advising Interns can also help your start your exploration.
Are you interested in studying abroad this summer or during the Fall semester? Are you concerned about the cost? The Norment Shiels Study Abroad scholarship is for students with financial need who are interested in exploring another part of the …
Have you secured an unpaid internship for winter break or spring semester?
This scholarship award supports SBS students who will engage in internships during the 2024 Winter and Spring semesters. Candidates must be in good academic standing with at least 45 credits. …
The Pathways Center is excited to launch a new Ambassador Pilot Program to help develop new SBS student leaders. These leaders will work with the Assistant Dean and Executive Director of the Pathways Center and the Director of Student Success …
