The government and non-profit career community is a hub of knowledge for students interested in making a societal impact in our world. The opportunities outlined will help guide students interested in the fields through learning their potential fit in areas such as government positions, corporate responsible companies, and fundraising. Students can identify experience and volunteer endeavors, understand career requirements, and deduce degree matching.
Government and Non-profit Community
Explore Career Fields
Majors, Minors, and Certificates
- Political Science
- Nonprofit Management and Leadership
- Economics
- International Law and Institutions
- International Studies
- Law and Public Policy
- Policy Analysis
- Labor Studies
- Public Management and Leadership
- Public, Nonprofit, and Community Recreation
- Public Financial Management
- Public Policy Analysis
- Environmental Management
- History
- Sociology
- Communication and Public Advocacy
- Criminal Justice
- Education Policy
- Environmental Management
- History
- Human Resource Management
- Informatics
- International Economics
- International Relations
- International Studies
- Labor Studies
- Law and Public Policy
- Leaders and Leadership
- Media Law and Ethics
- Media Persuasion
- Parks and Recreation Administration
- Philosophy
- Policy Studies
- Political Science
- Public Finance
- Public Management
- Public and Environmental Affairs
- Social Welfare Advocacy
- Sociology
- World Political Systems
- Applied Research and Inquiry
- Criminal Justice
- European Studies
- Labor Studies
- Liberal Arts and Management
- Public and Civic Engagement
- Public Affairs
- Public Management
- Urban Studies
Upcoming Events
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Whether you are starting from the ground up or would just like to learn how to perfect your existing resume, the Career Development is hosting a workshop that will meet your needs. Join us in the new Career Development Center office space in Wells Library to perfect your document!
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Join us at My Sister's Closet to find professional suits and accessories at a great price. There will be image consultants on staff to help you look your best!
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Get career fair ready at the Career Fair Bootcamp on Saturday, January 25, 2020, 10 a.m. – Noon, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Room A201 (Auditorium), 2nd Floor. Students will gain tips on ways to make their fair experience successful for networking and searching for internships and jobs.
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