Students can schedule an appointment with a Career Coach through Handshake. Send them these instructions to get started: Coaching Appointment Instructions.
Post the Career Coaching Appointment Instructions link in your class Moodle Page or send the instructions to a student.
Provide a link to our website on your class Moodle Page.
Invite us to the first or last five-minutes of your class to say "hello" and share about the CCE services.
Work with the CCE to design a class session or workshop around the needs and goals of your students.
Share your syllabus with us, and we’ll help identify natural places to incorporate career development, resources, or activities.
Identify and collaborate with alumni for classroom visits or classroom projects through Ask an Earlhamite.
An Epic Experience is a funded experiential learning opportunity that helps students connect their Earlham education with career exploration and development. Eligible students can receive up to $5,000 to support one approved experience before graduation, such as an internship, micro-internship, field experience, practicum, training, course, or certification. Students are responsible for identifying and securing the experience, and the Center for Career Education supports them with eligibility, planning, application, and funding requirements.
For most students, Epic 171: Professional Foundations is the standard eligibility pathway for an Independent Epic Experience. Epic 171 is a online, 1-credit course offered through the CCE every seven weeks during the academic year. Students can register through open enrollment periods. Reference the Advising Guide for Epic Experience Eligibility for more details and instructions.
Once a student has completed their eligibility requirement, they should meet with a Career Coach to discuss plans and access the application.
