The Knowlton Center for Career Exploration supports Denison undergraduate students and alumni of all affiliations, backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences in navigating their career and professional goals. Joining the BIPOC Identity Community will provide you with information on opportunities, stories, mentors, and resources specific to BIPOC students and alumni. It is the first place to go to find a conference for your industry, internship or job opportunities from companies that value and support BIPOC voices and stories, and features of BIPOC Denison alumni and what they are doing now.
Meet Chanel Jordan! Chanel is a sophomore Politics and Public Affairs and Black Studies double major and Educational Studies minor on a Pre-Law track who ultimately wants a career that helps to advance access to higher education for Black individuals. …
During the Summer of 2023, Computer Science major Ryan Dawson’25 participated in not just one but two internships! During the academic year, Ryan is on the Denison Edge advisory board, is a Ronald Reagan Civic Leaders Fellow, and works as …
Hey Denison Community,
We are thrilled to share with you the remarkable insights and connections fostered at the Black Men’s Brunch, held on October 21st at Knobel Hall. This event, rooted in the idea of fostering professional networks among the …
Say Hello to the multifaceted Treasure Thomas! Treasure is a 2018 Denison alumna who graduated with a bachelors in Cinematography. During her time at Denison, Treasure found herself being involved in a myriad of things, such as, Sisters in Dialogue, …
Introducing Andrianna Sheriff, a 2018 Denison graduate! Andrianna double majored in Communications and Sociology and Anthropology. During her time at Denison, Andrianna was involved in Tehillah, Sisters in Dialogue and was an employee at the writing center. She also held …
