Curious about careers in mission-driven work? At the Industry Bites: Business of Services and Causes event, professionals from government, nonprofits, and business sectors shared insights on how students can apply their skills to create meaningful impact. From navigating nonlinear career paths to understanding the business side of nonprofits, panelists provided key takeaways on building a purpose-driven career.

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your career goals and keep your momentum strong. Whether you’re building your professional network, exploring new opportunities, or simply trying to stay motivated, balancing progress with self-care is key. In this post, we’ll cover three simple yet effective strategies to help you stay on track with each—while making sure you don’t burn out along the way.

Alvarez & Marsal recently visited campus giving students a firsthand look at career paths in consulting, finance, and accounting. Explore the organization’s highly sought-after internships and learn how to stand out in the application process so you can take the next step toward a fulfilling career.

Consulting is a dynamic career that blends problem-solving, teamwork, and strategic thinking. But how do you know if it’s the right fit for you—and how do you break into this competitive field? Hear from nine leading firms include Deloitte, Accenture, and more.

Jobs that require analysis are some of the fastest growing in Oregon’s economy. Regardless of your career path, some kind of analysis is likely to make up more of your workday than it would have 20 or 50 years ago. Meet Henry Fields ’12, workforce analyst for the Oregon Employment Department, who knows first-hand the impact of analytical skills.

Networking is more than just a tool for finding a job—it’s a way to gain insights, mentorship, and unexpected professional growth. Through Lundquist Connect, MBA student Zita Lopez Wong connected with alumnus Michael Jordan, proving how one meaningful connection can shape your career in unexpected ways.