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Representatives from the Philadelphia Center will be back on campus to tell students all about how they can live, learn, and intern in Philadelphia for a full semester and earn 4 full units for their adventure. Let us know if you plan to attend the presentation - email careercenter@hanover.edu, call 812.866.7127, or stop by our office in Hendricks Hall. The Philadelphia Center Providing opportunities for professional exploration, intellectual development, and personal growth, in the heart of one of America's largest and most dynamic cities, The Philadelphia Center features more than 800 field placements along with one-of-a-kind seminars and independent living in an exciting urban setting. As an intern, you'll: Work four days a week in a well-supervised position, earning 2 academic credits, Participate in a city seminar, Take an elective course, Develop self-reliance by living independently, Learn to thrive in a wonderful and challenging new environment, and G

Alumni in a variety of degree programs (see list below) provide an insider’s view of graduate school. Topics for discussion include: • Weighing the pros and cons of graduate school: personally, professionally, and financially • Admission – how hard is it to get in to grad school • A day in the life of a grad student • Financial realities – funding of grad school, - daily living expenses • How to find a community/group of friends at school • Finding a job after grad school • Ways Hanover prepares you for grad school Panelists: Ron Baker, II ’15 Branch Support Analyst Hilliard Lyons BA, Major: Theological Studies Minor: Spanish BSP MBA, University of Indianapolis 2016 Andrew Hanna ’14 Judicial Law Clerk Court of Appeals of Indiana BA, Major: History Minors: Political Science, Art History Phi Gamma Delta JD, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law 2017 Angie L. Miller ’04, PhD Associate Research Scientist Center for Postsecondary Research School of Education Ind