MEMBER SCHOOLS

Ancilla College
Jim Cawthon, Director

At Ancilla College, LINCS has been developed to aid students in connecting with businesses and non-profits through internships, articulation agreements and in strengthening alumni programs.

Bethel College
Sherry Weldy, Career Development Coordinator

Bethel's program involves expanding the Career Center through development of an internship program. Bethel also aims to provide real life experiences through on-campus research projects linked to internships in the field of molecular biology.

At Goshen College, the focus is on encouraging entrepreneurship, with the creation of the Entrepreneurship Learning Center. The vision of the program is to develop students into entrepreneurial leaders through classes and experiential learning.

Holy Cross College established the Lilly Career Development Center and was the next logical step as the college expanded to offer a Baccalaureate Degree in Liberal Arts. The focus of the Center will be to provide students with career counseling, assessment, job shadowing and internship opportunities.

IU South Bend is focused on developing approaches to engage students in internships and experiential learning. It has also created a program of faculty and student collaborations and is working to help educate employers about internship programs.

The Purdue University College of Technology program in South Bend is one of eleven locations across Indiana. The AS and BS degree programs enable students to live and work at home while receiving a first-class education and provides business and industry with a local source of high-tech talent.

Purdue University North Central has created programs which aim to match interns with start-up companies, sponsor business plan competitions and sponsor networking summits.

Saint Mary's is focused on using experiential learning as a means to engage its students in the state and prepare them for the opportunities Indiana provides, as well as enhancement of the career development assistance provided while placing a greater emphasis on promoting the career options that exist in Indiana.

The key role of the Trine's Office of Career Services is to guide, support, and assist students in their career planning and professional development.

Notre Dame's program is focused on increasing the number of its students who choose careers and internships in the state by offering internship stipends and post-graduate income supplements to those that do so.

At Valparaiso University, internship stipends are available to students in the colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business and Engineering who complete unpaid internships in Indiana.

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