Career Development
Gain the skills to launch a great career while learning to pursue your work with excellence and for the good of others.
Our Philosophy
At the Office of Career Development, we help students excel in the fundamentals of career navigation. Students learn how to create a remarkable resume, how to interview effectively, and how to build a broad network before they need it. On top of the practical matters of making good career decisions, we aim to help students understand their calling to do work with excellence and for the good of others, as an offering to God. We believe that gospel-driven work has the power to renew culture.
Career Development at a Glance
Last year鈥檚 graduating class is already making a difference in strategic institutions: government, business, media, law, the social sectors, education, the arts, and the church.
of King鈥檚 alumni were employed or in graduate school with six months of graduation
of graduates completed at least one internship as students
of our graduating class now works in New York City
of the student body has attended a one-on-one career coaching meeting
What We Offer
Career Planning Meetings
Internship and Jobs Fair
Internships for Credit
Career Assessments
Marketplace Visits
On-Campus Recruiting
Roundtable Discussions with Career Professionals
Interview Coaching
Resume Coaching
Workshops on Career Skills
Fallon Prinzivalli
PPE 鈥�11
“After freelancing for MTV, I ended up at an events company working in customer service and marketing for B2B events. I wasn鈥檛 passionate about it, but I was able to learn all aspects of event management. I really liked it so I thought, 鈥楬ow do I blend what I鈥檓 passionate about with the new skills I鈥檝e learned?鈥� I figured out a 鈥榞oal company鈥� where I wanted to work. For me, that perfect blend of event management and pop culture was New York Comic Con. I connected with their Marketing Director on Twitter. I discovered his team did much more than New York Comic Con; they were ReedPOP. I now work on a team that runs roughly 30 pop culture conventions worldwide for more than 1.8 million fans.”
Jerron Herman
MCA 鈥�13
鈥淚 started my dance career while at King鈥檚. I was really into theater, particularly writing for it, so I did as many internships in theaters around the city that I could. One of those internships was at The New Victory Theater in Times Square. While there, I worked on a studio intensive with choreographer Sean Curran, who took a liking to me and said I had good movement. Ultimately, he introduced me to his friend, Heidi Latsky, who is the Artistic Director of her own dance company.鈥�
Anna Wilhelm
MCA 鈥�14
As a student, Anna took on marketing internships at Scholastic, Bloomsbury, and Wiley & Sons. Now she鈥檚 at Horizon Media, where her clients include Geico and Welch鈥檚.
鈥淭ransitioning from college to work was easier than I thought it would be鈥�. Advertising is a client services job, so my role largely involves short-term projects鈥攖hink three to ten days each. 鈥嬧�婽he skills required to create and execute quality client deliverables are very similar鈥� to the skills required to succeed at King鈥檚鈥�.鈥�
Please reach out to schedule a meeting or ask us questions.
Phone: 646-930-0654
Email: careers@tkc.edu