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From writing scripts in Hollywood to conducting research at the Smithsonian, students gained valuable experiences during summer break.

Dean for Career Development Lee Schott, who focuses on where the educational and working lives of students and alumni intersect, talks about why time at Kenyon is always time well spent.

More students than ever are benefitting from exclusive internships set up with the help of alumni, parents and other friends of the College.

For students in Biology 211, medicine begins not in a textbook but in a Mount Vernon emergency room.

Students met with Kenyon alumni at a nationally-recognized children’s hospital in Columbus while others took part in job shadows across the country, all organized by the Career Development Office.

Professional development opportunities offered exclusively to Kenyon students provide the perfect path to future career success.

Kenyon students pursuing professions in medicine and healthcare are served by a multitude of experiential learning opportunities.

Students who landed impressive internships over the summer can confirm that there’s no substitute for gaining real-world experience in helping to plot out a career.

A new online platform makes connecting with the Kenyon community in search of career and academic advice as easy as asking a simple question.

The Career Development Office received a prestigious award for its program that encourages students to take advantage of its resources by offering exclusive prizes and perks.