The ASP Pathways series is focused on providing undergraduate and graduate students career-focused mentoring, networking, and professionalization experiences. Events range from tailored advising for African Studies students, workshopping of various skills, bringing in guest speakers from a range of professions -including IU alumni, discussing internship opportunities, arranging sessions led by the Walter Center for Career Achievement, Peace Corp Prep, and more. We regularly seek feedback from student participants to make sure Pathways is relevant and timely, meeting student needs. Look for “ASP Pathways” in your emails and under our events!

Rooted in a liberal arts education, our students receive foundational skills that prepare them for work and life. Our students question critically, think logically, communicate clearly, act creatively, and live ethically. These skills are prized by employers of all kinds and are vital to a 21^st century career.

Our students go on to work in a wide variety of fields in the business, government, academic, and non-profit sectors. A degree in African Studies opens doors in the U.S., Africa, and other parts of the world. Our advisors can help you locate internships and prepare to enter the job market.

The Walter Center for Career Achievement offers resources and advising for students in the College of Arts and Sciences, of which the Hamilton Lugar School (HLS) is a part, enabling you to engage with employers, industry experts, and alumni, moving from your undergraduate years into a successful and rewarding career. HLS has a dedicated career advisor there for its undergraduates.

The Hamilton Lugar School has also partnered with Ascend Indiana to connect students with Indiana employers in the global marketplace. Members of the Ascend team are on campus every week to meet with HLS students and REEI students are encouraged to participate.

Visit the Walter Center website Visit the HLS career preparation page