College

Ben Barclay

Team Lead: Escalations and Mentorship in Communications and Consumer Service at Danby

Bachelor of Arts, English and Media & Cinema Studies (2019)

Julia Vasiliev

Music Composer and Office Manager
Bachelor of Arts, English and Music, 2017

Career Advising 

There are many career opportunities and directions available to art students after graduation. The Experiential Learning Hub Career Advisors are qualified to provide support in helping you uncover your unique career pathway. They can show you how to make informed choices that can positively affect your journey, including: 

Using Sense-making and Meaning-making for Career decision-making!

Sense-making is the ability to make sense of our external world; and the dynamically shifting challenges available in the world of work.  Meaning-making is the ability to relate to our inner world; understanding our values and interests.  Both are essential to informed decision-making throughout your career.

Career development is intentional action for the purpose of learning, growing, and developing to co-create a career and life you want. The best approach here is to try things! Plan your experiments, learn about your likes, dislikes, strengths, skills, interests, values, and character traits. Identify who can help you and ask for help.

Planning Intentional Experiments

• Take an Experiential Learning course

Arts students are pollinators of the work world. They have the ability to harvest knowledge, see patterns, synthesize information, and create meaning.

Kathleen Skinner

Owner and Lead Therapist at KS Therapy Services
Bachelor of Arts & Science, Music and Psychology (2016)

Walter Scott
Interdisciplinary Artist
MFA, Studio Art (2018)

Happy Wednesday, Art Gryphons, and welcome back to another "Where are they Wednesday" feature!