Special CRC Programs Careers for the Common Good The Careers for the Common Good program is designed to inform, inspire, and support Wesleyan students who are interested in pursuing careers in public service, and is coordinated in partnership by the Career Resource Center and the Center for Community Partnerships. Career Forum The Wesleyan Career Fair provides an opportunity to meet employers from a variety of fields and industries in order to explore careers, discuss job and internship opportunities, and to practice those all-important networking skills. Career Outlook The Career Outlook program provides Wesleyan undergraduates an opportunity to explore careers through shadowing a Wesleyan alumna/us or parent during Winter Break. Law School Fair Students can meet representatives to address their specific questions about law school, or simply explore the possibilities.  Law school admissions officers discuss the application process, curriculum and legal clinics, faculty, school culture, costs and financial aid, employment prospects and more.  Health Professions The CRC's Health Professions Advisor coordinates several sessions during the year that allow Wesleyan students to meet professionals in the health field as well as representatives from medical, veterinary, dental and other professional school programs. Legacies of Success Created and sponsored by Kurt Lyn '87 and Michelle Anderson-Lyn '84, this career networking series was designed to facilitate meaningful interactions between successful alumni and students. Management Leadership Conference The Management Leadership Conference is an intense four-day experience for students who want to know what it takes to be an effective leader. Senior Survival The transition from life at Wesleyan can usher in myriad questions and concerns.  The Career Resource Center has put together a number of events to help ease the transitional process, and has also compiled a list of relevant articles that we think you'll find incredibly helpful as you plan for the future. Urban Education Semester The Urban Education Semester (UES) is an interdisciplinary, academic immersion program which introduces students from all academic backgrounds to the complexity of issues facing urban public education.