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Couch-Surfing, Carleton Style
May 31, 2011Do you have a couch (or guest room) to share with a Carl traveling to a job interview on a shoestring budget? Would you like a frugal, friendly alternative to impersonal hotel rooms? Check out Couches for Carls, the Career Center's personal hospitality exchange network.
Rephotographing History in Barcelona
May 17, 2011The students of the Cinema and Media Studies Roadtrip Off-Campus Study program took a walk through Barcelona, Spain to retrace the photographic journey of Agustí Centelles. Led by their intrepid rephotography leaders Ricard and Natasha from Arqueologia del Punt de Vista, Anna Swanson '12 offers a taste of the students' hunt for historical vantage points.
Where In the World is the Carleton Class of 2011?
April 29, 2011Every year the Career Center collects information from Carleton seniors about their post-graduation plans. View an interactive map of where the Class of 2011 ended up (you'll need to log in to see names and addresses).
To add yourself to the map, just go and fill out the Senior Information Update form.
Shadowing Serenity: My Externship to a Buddhist Monastery in New Zealand
March 11, 2011How does a white, upper-middle class Minnesotan become a Buddhist monk at a monastery in New Zealand? This was my first question of many as I prepared for my externship with Ajahn Chandako (James [LaBresh] Reynolds ’84) at Vimutti Buddhist Monastery this past winter break.
A New Kind of CAMP: The Carleton Alumni Mentor Program
March 11, 2011Lyssa Searcy ’11 and Lan Hoang ’95 are glad they met at C.A.M.P. They got paired up this fall through the Career Center’s new Carleton Alumni Mentor Program. The program is simple: alumni volunteers fill out profiles detailing their career paths and interests, and Carleton seniors choose a mentor based on those profiles.
Couches for Carls
March 11, 2011Launched in 2007, the Career Center’s Scholars program has been a great success. The program has taken groups of students to cities across the United States to learn about a variety of professional fields from influential and successful Carleton alumni. One of the latest Scholars trips—public policy in Washington, D.C.—featured a brand new dimension of the Scholars program: Couches for Carls.
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