Your identities can be an important part of your career and may influence how you explore your options, prepare your story, decide on opportunities, or approach your career goals. This page is dedicated to information and resources that can help you reflect on your BIPOC identity and navigate pathways to success.
Advisers in the CLS are here to help guide you towards the many resources and opportunities available to you as a Grinnellian, especially when it comes to out-of-classroom experiences like research, internships, campus groups and events, and experiential learning. The best way to get started on your career path is to schedule an appointment in Handshake.
Do you know of any other resources that you’d like to see added to this page? Contact Rachel Edwards Harvith ’00.
Internship + Apprenticeship Programs
Many companies have paid programs specifically designed to mentor the next generation of BIPOC professional leaders.
BIPOC Professional Associations
Professional and trade associations are a wonderful way to start building your network.
The Des Moines Performing Arts Center is hosting a leadership program May 21 – 31, 2024, for “students of color interested in developing their leadership skills in business and/or arts management.” The application deadline is March 15.
The program promises …
In observance of Black History Month, the AAMC shares profiles of Black physicians who have overcome obstacles to steer major medical institutions, discover breakthrough treatments, battle health inequities, and improve care for millions. Read their inspiring stories.
BY STACY WEINER, …
A diversity hire is a person with a minority or underrepresented background employed in an organization. Though a
diversity hire is employed to improve diversity and inclusion in the company, it does not mean that the person is
favored solely …