Meet Your Career Coach
Welcome to the Science and Environment Career Community! Science isn’t just about finding answers, but also asking good questions. I help students interested in careers related to science and the environment explore questions about their interests and potential career paths, identify and communicate their unique strengths, find relevant internships and job postings, and pursue a life after Earlham that they find meaningful.
When I’m not in the office, you can usually find me spending time with my family; roasting coffee; or getting pulled around a new hiking trail my two dogs, Mulder and Blue.
If you are exploring careers, looking for internship opportunities, creating a resume, cv or cover letter, or preparing for your job search- let’s talk! Book an appointment with me through Handshake, or stop by my office at LBC 111.
Explore Your Career Community
In the Science and Environment Career Community, we’re all about solving problems through scientific approaches. Whether you are interested in working in a laboratory, getting out into the field to observe the world, or working toward developing more sustainable systems, the Science and Environment Career Community will connect you with mentors, opportunities and industry-specific guidance to help you achieve your career goals.
Ready to find your people? Join the Science and Environment Career Community to stay up-to-date with events, internship and job postings, and networking opportunities.
Professional Areas
Below are some of the professional fields that are included in the Science & the Environment Career Community.
- Agriculture, Aquaculture, Viticulture
- Animals and Wildlife Conservation
- Applied Research and Development
- Archives
- Astrophysics
- Curation
- Climatology
- Engineering
- Environmental Services
- Forestry
- Geological Research
- Natural Resources
- Renewable Energy
- Scientific and Technical Consulting
- Sustainability Systems and Programming
Earlham College, an independent, residential college, aspires to provide the highest-quality undergraduate education in the liberal arts and sciences, shaped by the distinctive perspectives of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
