When you join the Kenyon community, you join a global network of alumni and parent career mentors from more than 200 industries who are eager to help you build a meaningful career. From job exploration, to network and mentorship opportunities, to professional development, the Kenyon Network supercharges the CDO’s programs and services available to you. 

The Kenyon Network

Here’s how the 17,000 member-strong Kenyon Network can help you discover and craft your career path.

Profession Extension Projects (PEPs)

These are project-based learning opportunities designed and offered by Kenyon alumni and parents. who offer coaching and feedback.

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Join the Kenyon Career Network to connect with professionals in your field of interest.

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The Alumni Network at Work

Students gain valuable insight into their fields of interest by shadowing Kenyon grads on the job.

Physics major Christian Solorio ’18 shadows Megan Harvey '05, a flight controller for the International Space Station.
India Amos ’17 shadows James Fleming '91 and Anna Bammerlin '14 at the U.S. Agency for International Development.
John Hays ’82 gives Kristin Toms ’20 and Brady Furlich '19 an insider's look at Christie's, the famous British auction house.
Leticia Osei-Bonsu ’17 gets a taste of the food industry with Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams brand ambassador Elizabeth McLees '12. 
Kenyon students and alumni connect at a networking event. 
English and anthropology major Taylor Hazan ’19 shadows Susie Heimbach '98 at the New York Public Library.

Kenyon’s Career Development Office (CDO) maintains information to help Kenyon students and alumni connect with individuals and companies willing to assist, mentor or house students who are exploring careers,and with internship and job opportunities.  Students, employers and volunteers should be aware that the CDO does not vet or conduct background checks on students who may seek assistance, employers who may be offering opportunities or volunteers who may be providing support.  Employers, students, mentors and hosts are encouraged to meet via phone or Skype prior to confirming any arrangements to determine suitability of fit and discuss mutual expectations. While the CDO is not responsible for what happens in arrangements that come from its networks, it is happy to assist students, employers and volunteers with conflict resolution and resources should difficulties occur.

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