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The Office of Sustainability hosts events throughout the year to help students lead careers with impact and equip them with the tools needed to take their next best step. Some of these events allow students the unique opportunity to connect with WFU alumni in a variety of relevant fields.

Career Prep Events

EventAudience
Sustainability & Social Impact Careers Workshop*Current students
Sustainability Alumni Career Panel**Current students
Virtual Group NetworkingAlumni interested in or working in a sustainability-related field, current students

*Hosted with the Office of Civic and Community Engagement (OCCE)

** Hosted with the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD).

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Once a Deac, Always a Deac.

Oh the Places You’ll Go

Our alumni are trailblazers in their respective fields. Building upon the foundation they lay at Wake Forest, graduates leave campus ready to embark on an impactful career journey that embraces a Pro Humanitate ethos.

Get Connected

All Deacs are invited to join our WFU Sustainability Career Network, a program aimed at connecting alumni with one another and with current students in the name of networking and mentorship. Please complete the short form below to indicate your interest in participating. This form should only take a few minutes to complete.

Keep the Connections Going

Alumni Stories

Restoration Ecologist and Researcher

Environmental Protection Specialist, FEMA

NOAA Climate Adaptation Sea Grant Fellow

Wildlife Biologist and Herpetologist

Special Advisor, U.S. EPA

Head of Strategic Partnerships, Tesla

On the Job Hunt? Check out these resources.

Job Boards

These are just a few of the many job boards that students have found helpful. We encourage you to explore others and let us know which you find most helpful.

Office of Personal and Career Development

The Office of Personal and Career Development is committed to empowering every Wake Forest student to flourish in work and life. Through career coaching, events, workshops, courses, career treks, fairs, self-assessments, and much more, the OPCD seeks to make sure every Wake Forest student has the tools, resources, information, and most of all, a partner to navigate the college-to-career transition.

If you’re seeking help reviewing your resumé, preparing for a big interview, or getting started with networking, the OPCD is your go-to resource.

We recommend checking out their website to access the many resources available to you.