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Coming down from the 16th floor was good. The interview went well and I was feeling very positive about it.
Morgan’s Center for Career Development successfully hosted its annual fall job and internship fair, attracting nearly 1,250 attendees, an increase of 35% over the previous year. Students who attended met with representatives from 124 diverse companies, all eager to discover and hire new talent. Morgan’s strives to connect students to career opportunities.
Students from the Class of 2026 count down to commencement during a 100 Days Til Graduation celebration hosted by the Career Development office at Bellarmine University on January 29, 2026 BRENDAN J. SULLIVAN/ BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY
Interns learned the importance of a good cover letter and professional email etiquette, then reflected on who they are through self portraits.
Morgan’s Center for Career Development successfully hosted its annual fall job and internship fair, attracting nearly 1,250 attendees, an increase of 35% over the previous year. Students who attended met with representatives from 124 diverse companies, all eager to discover and hire new talent. Morgan’s strives to connect students to career opportunities.
Morgan’s Center for Career Development successfully hosted its annual fall job and internship fair, attracting nearly 1,250 attendees, an increase of 35% over the previous year. Students who attended met with representatives from 124 diverse companies, all eager to discover and hire new talent. Morgan’s strives to connect students to career opportunities.
Jean Walshe '83, President of National Alumni Association; Bill Ryckman '91, co-chair NAA Subcommittee for Career Development; and Justin Maccarone '81, co-chair NAA subcommittee for Career Development
Morgan’s Center for Career Development successfully hosted its annual fall job and internship fair, attracting nearly 1,250 attendees, an increase of 35% over the previous year. Students who attended met with representatives from 124 diverse companies, all eager to discover and hire new talent. Morgan’s strives to connect students to career opportunities.
Morgan’s Center for Career Development successfully hosted its annual fall job and internship fair, attracting nearly 1,250 attendees, an increase of 35% over the previous year. Students who attended met with representatives from 124 diverse companies, all eager to discover and hire new talent. Morgan’s strives to connect students to career opportunities.