Lots visitors on campus tonight. Check out eBear for details on Barclays, Activision, and Stone Coast Fund Services today!

Polar Bears, remember to sign up on eBear for the Crack the Case Workshop happening THIS SATURDAY‼️

Interested in a career in Journalism? Reporting on U.S. news and politics? Come join us for a conversation with Michael Ruby, US Political News Editor at the Wall Street Journal. Drop by today, 4:30-5:30 PM in the Shannon Room, Hubbard Hall!

Students, Did you know that you can book a room IN the Career Planning Center? For your next interview reach out and we can set you up!

Join Abby Maxman for a Career Talk/Dinner as she speaks about "The Power of People Against Poverty". Be there tomorrow night in the Mitchell North dining room in Thorne! (RSVP on Ebear)

First Gen to First Job: Advice from a Recruiter Gimbala Sankare, who is the Director of Early Career Talent and Diversity at Wex, will be on campus to share his experience as a first gen student transitioning into the professional world. 4/18/19 @ 6pm, 24 College

We are proud of the #bowdoinalumni runners who competed in today’s 123rd Boston Marathon! Joan Benoit Samuelson ’79 crossed the finish line with her Polar Bear pride on display, marking 40 years since her historic win while a student at Bowdoin. PC: Boston Herald

Happy Friday Everyone! Only 2 1/2 weeks of class left, and summer is just around the corner! What are your summer plans this year?

When Annie Rose ’20 received a Maine Community Fellowship last summer to work for a homeless organization in Brunswick, she was taken aback to learn there were two shelters in this small town—and that even they could not handle the demand for services. bit.ly/2IlEnsF

MaineWorks is an innovative employment company with a social mission: to dignify the experience for people who face real barriers to workforce reentry, including people recovering from substance use disorder and people with felony convictions. Learn more @ 7PM, Lancaster Lounge!

Saga Education (a national nonprofit organization) partners with public school districts to supplement teacher instruction by offering trained Tutoring Fellows for students falling behind. If you are interested in Education or the Tutoring Fellowship, attend the webinar tonight!

Brian Marcaurelle '01 is a champion of preserving Maine's natural habitats. As program director of the Maine Island Trails Association, Marcaurelle works to keep the coastline clean. Today, on #EarthDay, we thank Brian for caring so deeply about this beautiful place we call home.

Looking to work on campus next acedemic year starting in the fall? Career Planning is hiring! Apply to be a Career Planning Fellow today! Email [email protected] for more information or visit [email protected]

Bowdoin graduates take many pathways into the health care field. While a good number enter medical school (forty-six this year), many others pursue alternative career paths. Read about four stories here! bit.ly/2INzKXA

TONIGHT: 7:30 pm - State Department Internship Application Tips and Strategies. First floor of Moulton, be there!

Everyone is looking for quiet spaces on campus as papers and exams are piling up. Drop by Moulton Union and do some work!

Say hello to Handshake everyone! Coming to Bowdoin soon as your new online resource for jobs and internships 🎉 #careerplanning #bowdoincareerplanning

Today we welcomed Seth Walder '11 for lunch to learn about the development of sports analytics and working at ESPN! Seth has been an analytics writer at ESPN since 2017. Previously, he worked for the New York Daily News covering the NFL.

Today marks the start of the last week of classes! Who else is excited for summertime?

Bowdoin students are interning at every level of government this summer, from town departments to federal agencies. Learn about the three students working in federal agencies: Michael McAlarney ’21, Helen Wang ’20, and Jonas Cortes ’20. bit.ly/2OxnyPx