Hanover College

Celina Madden from the Philadelphia Center will be 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 Gain insights into yourself, p

Daryl Garrett with the Washington Center will be on campus to tell students all about how they can live, learn, and intern in Washington, DC 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 Washington Center As the seat of American government, Washington, D.C. is a natural setting for you to study politics. It also offers you opportunities in media, the arts, education, business, science, international affairs, and much more. TWC will help you develop a program that includes: A 4 day-per-week entry-level internship in your area of interest,earning 2 academic credits, A related academic course, Developing a portfolio documenting and summarizing your experience, Breakfast meetings with dignitaries, members of the press and of Congress, Lectures by distinguished leaders, and Tours and topical discuss

Talk with alumni who have transitioned from Hanover to graduate and professional school programs. Contact Therese Sutter at suttert@hanover.edu with any questions.

Wendy Osborne, Special Agent with the FBI in Indianapolis, will be on campus to tell students about careers at the FBI, including their internship program and collegiate job postings (for soon to be graduates). The application deadline is fast approaching (October 15, 20160 for these competitive opportunities. Anyone interested in a career with the FBI or any federal agency is strongly encouraged to attend. Let us know you'll be there - email careercenter@hanover.edu or call 812.866.7127.