“Networking here is great, and the alumni are incredibly helpful and willing to talk about anything you need — internships, job opportunities, anything.”

— Joelle Bunyon-Nelson ’26

“I think the networking is probably one of the biggest things this university has to offer.”

— Nick Williams ’25

“The greatest lesson I learned through my Stein Fund experience is to ask questions and get to know who you are working with. I hope this experience prepares me well for my future career goals by giving me firsthand experience in international business.”

— Amara Bookheimer ’25

“Something that was important to me was being able to do a summer internship here on campus. Everything is set up for you. You have housing, everything is prepared for you and you have a whole summer to dive into your research and learn as much as you can alongside a faculty advisor. You get to present at not one, but two conferences to share your research with the world and what you were able to accomplish over the summer.”

— Beth Grove ’25

“The digital media analytics project had the biggest impact on my time at ����TV. We built personal and professional portfolios, and I credit mine with helping me land an internship at Intel. It highlighted both my personality and my classwork to potential employers.”

— Katrina Hook ’26

“My business classes gave me a strong foundation in accounting that helped me during my internship at Deloitte. That hands-on, real-world experience will be key to my success as an accountant.”

— Aidan Kennedy ’25

“I loved the supportive lab environment. Everyone was friendly and eager to help. We learned by using the instruments regularly, which made the material easier to understand. The best way to learn is by doing and that’s exactly what we did.”

— Remi Acord ’25

“����TV’s well-established and high-quality academics, plus the AACSB-accredited Sigmund Weis School of Business, helped make my decision a no-brainer. I also knew I wanted to continue my lacrosse career in college, and ����TV and Coach Moan gave me that opportunity.”

— Connor Aitken ’25