Human Sciences Day

Annual professional development event for College of Arts & Human Sciences students.
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Human Sciences Day is a professional development opportunity for students and alumni of the College of Arts and Human Sciences. This event is a collaboration between Career Services and the College of Arts and Human Sciences to help students explore career opportunities in nonprofit, government, public and private companies, along with graduate school. Students and alumni can engage in purposeful career conversations and network with employers to gain perspectives of what they can do for an internship or professional position after earning their degree.

Connect with Students Through Informational Interviews

Sign up to host 10-minute virtual or in-person interviews to share insights, network, and inspire future professionals!

April 9, 2025

Employer Panel: Careers in Government & Nonprofit

10:10–11:05am | Ballroom A, Memorial Student Center

In this session, leaders from local nonprofit and government organizations will discuss their career paths and answer questions about how to survive and thrive in those fields. Panelist information to come.

Career Services Presents: What Can I Do with This Degree?

11:15am–12:10pm | Ballroom A, Memorial Student Center

Hear from our Career Services team as they share tips on career exploration and resources to utilize as you consider where your degree might take you.

Informational Interviewing with Employers

1:25–3:25pm | Great Hall, Memorial Student Center

Sign up for time slots with employers of various industries to network and ask the questions you want to know. Learn how these professionals go to where they are in their careers. Sign up here.

Employer Panel: Articulating Your Skills

6:00–7:00pm | Virtual (Zoom link to come)

Discover how to connect classroom experiences to real-world job opportunities and learn strategies to confidently showcase your skills in interviews, at networking events, and beyond. Panelist information to come.

I highly recommend anyone doing this. It really helped me see places I was interested in.
UW-Stout Student