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With opportunities spanning on-campus employment, professional networking, graduate education, and career exploration, February’s events provide multiple ways for students to take meaningful steps toward their future goals.

Drawing on a childhood shaped by constant change, Arron Jones-Williams ’13 turned his optimism and drive into a business devoted to giving rescue dogs a second chance. Through Rescue Treats, he continues the spirit of leadership, compassion and connection he first discovered at ������Ƶ.

The recent ������Ƶ graduate is moving closer to her goal of becoming a physical therapist, learning more about the healthcare industry while giving back to the Alamance County community in the ������Ƶ Year of Service Fellows program.

This free and open event is designed to make career exploration as easy and accessible as possible.

What began as a television pilot has become the debut novel for ������Ƶ alumna Rachel Taff, exploring the nuances and impact of true crime obsession.

The internship offers ������Ƶ juniors and seniors a firsthand look at the inner workings of the university during Winter Term.

The recent ������Ƶ alum is working to implement change in the local community through her work with Impact Alamance

The ������Ƶ alum says the technical training he gained at the university was vital, but connecting with the ������Ƶ community in New York City has made his transition to a musical theatre career even better.

Bourque brings to this role a sustained commitment to inclusive pedagogy, interdisciplinary collaboration and thoughtful course design.

Jasmine Walker ’25 grew up in Alamance County and now, through ������Ƶ’s Year of Service Fellows Program, she’s getting the opportunity to give back and learn from her community.