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Annapolis Career Services

The St. John’s College Career Services Office in Annapolis works with current students and alumni, providing resources and support for all aspects of the career and job search, from initial exploration through later career changes.

Career Counseling

An important part of the process is individual, personalized career counseling. The director and internship coordinator meet with students and alumni for conversations about both broad issues and specific needs, including pre-med and pre-law counseling, application strategies for graduate programs, internships, scholarships and jobs, research into potential fields of endeavor, and all aspects of beginning or changing careers.

The office accepts walk-in appointments during regular business hours. You may also contact Kathleen Cady at kathleen.cady(at)sjc.edu to arrange an appointment time with either the director or the program manager.

The office can also connect students and alumni with alumni mentors in a variety of professional fields, and often hosts forums to bring alumni back to campus to talk about their experiences after graduating from St. John’s.

Events

The Career Services Office in Annapolis holds events for and with current students and alumni, providing resources and support for all aspects of the career and job search, from initial exploration through later career changes. These events provide students and alumni the opportunity to learn and do research into potential fields of endeavor, and all aspects of beginning or changing careers. We also host forums to bring alumni back to campus to talk about their experiences after graduating from St. John’s.

See Career Services events on the Annapolis Community Calendar. Students: Check your St. John’s email for updates.

Date Event
Oct 19
Catherine Moon (A14): A Conversation About Graduate Programs in Theology and More!

3:45 p.m., Klein Conference Room, Hodson House

Join Catherine for a conversation about her career exploration after St. John’s and her current studies in Theology. Catherine is currently a first year doctoral student at the Catholic University of America in the Theology & Religious Studies Department pursuing a degree in Moral Theology/Ethics. She has a Masters of Theological Studies from the Boston College of Theology & Ministry and a Pastry Arts Certificate from the L’Academie de Cuisine.
Oct 23
Tutor Grad School Panel

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m., Conversation Room, Mellon Hall

Join a panel of tutors for a discussion of what the graduate school application process looks like and how to prepare for it now. Ask any questions about graduate school that are on your mind! More details to come!
Oct 30
Budgeting—A Workshop with Alumnus Jonathan Barone (A13)

3:45 p.m., Conversation Room, Mellon Hall

More details to come!
Oct 31
Roger Williams University School of Law, Information Table

11 a.m.–1 p.m., FSK Lobby, Mellon Hall

A representative from the Roger Williams University School of Law will be on-hand to provide information about their law school program. Drop by to talk with him in the FSK lobby.
Nov 06
Nuts & Bolts Workshop

6 p.m., Hodson Room, Mellon Hall
RSVP: kathleen.cady(at)sjc.edu by November 1

Join recent alumni and representatives from the Alumni and Career Services Offices to hear practical advice about life while at St. John’s and after. Conversations will focus on job search advice; personal finance: budgeting, credit card and general money management; renting; Career Services resources; and more!

Pizza and drinks will be provided.
Nov 13
Pathways Fellowship Info Session

3:45 p.m., Conversation Room, Mellon Hall

The Pathways Fellowship enables St. John’s students to transition into graduate study or careers that call for special or prerequisite courses. Find out how you can apply for a grant of up to $2,500 to use toward summer courses or programs related to your career exploration!

The fellowship is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Nov 14
Career Conversation with Meir Walters (A01), Foreign Affairs Officer, with the U.S. Dept. of State

2:30 p.m., Hodson Room, Mellon Hall

Meir Walters is a Foreign Affairs Officer covering human rights policy in the Middle East at the U.S. Department of State. Meir holds a Ph.D. in Government from Georgetown University where he currently teaches graduate courses on the politics of authoritarianism. Meir’s dissertation studied censorship and state-managed media in the Middle East, and drew on two years of fieldwork in Egypt and Tunisia. Meir will talk about graduate school in political science and careers in foreign affairs. He will be speaking in his personal capacity, and will not be officially representing the State Department or U.S. government.
Nov 26
Johnnies in Law Panel

3:45 p.m., Hodson Room, Mellon Hall

More details to come!
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