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Volunteer and Engagement

The Chambers College offers extensive engagement opportunities for our alumni, friends, and industry partners, whether virtual, on-campus, or on the road! Let’s chat about ways to support the next generation of business leaders.

Ways to Engage

We can connect you with a single volunteer opportunity or build a custom campus agenda combining multiple activities into one trip. The Center for Career Development handles scheduling, student preparation, and follow-up. Most activities can be delivered virtually or on-campus, with options to host students at your workplace.

Career Coaching, Mentorship, and Insights
Option What it Involves Duration
Career Coaching and Mentoring Talk with students about your path and your industry. This can be a single conversation, an informational interview, a small group coffee chat, or ongoing mentoring. 30 min and up
Resume and LinkedIn Writing  Review student resumes and LinkedIn profiles. 30 min to half day
Mock Interviews Run practice interviews or join a mock interview day and give feedback in your field. 30 min to half day
Case Competitions Provide real-time feedback to student teams preparing for regional and national case competitions, or judge an on-campus student case, pitch, or sales competition. 1 hour to half day
Industry Perspectives Share what you are seeing in your field or industry to ensure our programming and curriculum meet evolving industry needs.  Varies
Events and Experiences
Option What it Involves Duration
Hire a Mountaineer Create a talent pipeline between Chambers College students and your employer. Connect us with your campus recruitment team or the hiring manager for specific internships and full-time jobs. Ongoing
Guest Speaking Guest speak in classes, student org meetings, or special workshops. 30 min to half day
Events and Networking Attend on-campus networking events, such as conferences, industry nights, or professional image dinners, or represent your employer at the Business Career and Internship Fair. 2 hours to half day
Job Shadows and Industry Site Visits Host students at your employer to offer a behind-the-scenes look at life in your industry, city, and more. Group sizes vary from 1-26 students.  1 to 3 hours
Externships Host an externship, which is a 1-2-day immersive experience where students work alongside an employer on a real-world project, gaining a realistic job preview, hands-on skills, industry knowledge, and professional connections. 1 to 2 days
Course and Client Projects Explore opportunities for students to help your organization solve a real problem under the supervision and leadership of a trained faculty member. The Chambers College offers several student consulting organizations as well as client projects embedded into courses. Varies
Skills Workshops Lead a short, practical session on a skill your team uses, such as Excel, financial modeling, or data visualization. Works as a class session, a co-led CCD workshop, or a bootcamp for underclassmen. 1 hour to all day
Philanthropic Support
Option What it Involves Duration
Giving and Sponsorship Provide philanthropic support or sponsor an event to expand the career and professional development opportunities available to students. Explore gift matching programs with your employer. Ongoing