Hamline Career Cast

What do AmeriCorps, the city of Nagasaki, Japan and Saint Paul all have in common? Why, Professor Jim Scheibel, of course! This episode reveals a lot about former Saint Paul Mayor and our current Hamline faculty member. Jim talks to us about service opportunities, both during and after college, how students can change the world and how service can have an impact on you and your career path.

We hope you enjoy this episode and getting to know Professor Scheibel. To reach him personally, send an email to [email protected] or stop by his office in the Hamline School of Business.

If you have any questions or suggestions for future episodes, please email us at [email protected] or stop by the Career Development Center in Drew Science 113.

If you've ever considered an exceptional post-college experience with the Peace Corps, this episode is for you! If you haven't considered Peace Corps, this episode is ALSO for you! 

In this episode, Lauren and Peace Corps recruiter Krista Mastel talk about what makes this opportunity a great fit for recent graduates, gives a glimpse at what they can hope to accomplish through Peace Corps and some of the benefits for life post-Peace Corps. 

As always let us know if you have any questions by calling 651.523.2302, stopping by our office in Drew Science Center room 113 or sending an email to [email protected]

For more information about Peace Corps and Krista visit:

https://www.peacecorps.gov/volunteer/connect-with-a-recruiter/ 

If you have a disability and need resources on the job, how and when do you disclose that information to an employer? During the interview process? Maybe even before that, in submitting your application?

Lauren sits down with Steve Anderson to discuss this difficult topic. Find out more and get to know the fabulous Steve Anderson in this episode! Still have questions? Reach out to the Career Development Center or to Disability Resources at 651-523-2079 or by visiting West Hall, Room 108.

Visit their website for even more information: https://www.hamline.edu/offices/disability-resources/

You may have seen the logo floating around campus on water bottles and posters, but what do you really know about College Possible?

Our guest speaker on this week's episode, TA Kieu, gives us an in-depth look at her experience with College Possible and even with AmeriCorps. How are the two related? What are the benefits of working for College Possible? Is AmeriCorps for you? With TA's guidance, we explore these questions and more!

Please remember that if you have questions, comments or suggestions for future episodes, we would love to hear from you! Email us at [email protected], stop by the office or give us a call at 651 523 2302.

For any students interested in connecting with TA, please call our office and ask for Lauren Kavan or Ayn Rassier. 

For more information, visit these sites: College Possible: http://www.collegepossible.org/serve/ AmeriCorps: https://www.nationalservice.gov/programs/americorps

Hamline's own Lynn Farmer, Associate Vice President of Marketing & Communications, joins us this episode to bring YOU the best tips and tricks to bear in mind when considering your personal brand. How can you bring your best self to future employers? Find out in this episode! 

Thank you for listening and remember to send your questions and request to [email protected] !

After the tension of finals and the excitement of break and the holidays, set some time aside for yourself. Relaxation is more than just going to the spa or taking a nap, it's an opportunity to release stress and improve your ability to focus and get things done. 

Our guest this episode is Relaxation and Life Coach, Beth Freschi. Join us for a little quality chill time!

You can learn more about Beth here: https://www.atimeforexpression.com/ and contact her at [email protected]

The Career Development Center was very pleased to host Professor Bosley and Ms. Linda Umwali in our office for this exciting episode! Over the summer, Linda participated in a group research project that has taken some thrilling twists and turns from start to finish. Enjoy the full story now and visit the links below later to learn more about how you can start your own adventure!

Summer Collaborative Research

Collaborative Research

And as always, please email questions or suggestions for future episodes to [email protected]. 

Thanks for listening!

It's never too early to start looking for an internship! Finding something that fits with your interests and your academic track can be tricky to pin down so starting early is a great idea. This episode reflects on internships with two students who were completing their internships last summer. 

Learn more about internships here. Visit Lauren during her regular drop-in hours, Tuesday mornings from 9 to noon or call the Career Development Center at 651 523 2302 to schedule an appointment!

This week we have a mini-episode with exciting information about an upcoming opportunity to promote internships for Hamline students.

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Hamline University is unique in the way it requires students to incorporate outside experiences into their education. In this episode, Jane Turk, the High-Impact Learning Practices Coordinator in the Center for Teaching and Learning sits down with Lauren Kavan, the CDC's own Internship Program Director to give you a rundown about LEAP. Why is it important? What makes Hamline so special? What can getting a P-credit do for you? All that information and more in episode 5. 

*Note: Lauren DOES say 'weekly podcast' at the end of this episode. Since the recording of this episode, we have updated our posting schedule to be bi-weekly.

High-Impact Learning Experiences information: bit.ly/HighImpactLearning 

Internship information: bit.ly/HUInternships

Jane can be reached at [email protected] and Lauren can be reached by calling 651 523 2302 or via email at [email protected]