To prepare students to use LinkedIn more effectively in job searches and networking, the Jepson School of Leadership Studies collaborated with University of Richmond Career Services to host a series of workshops designed for Jepson students.

Leadership studies major publishes paper on group dynamics she observed during her internship with a palliative care practice.

Maria Konnikova, the first speaker in the 2015-16 Jepson Leadership Forum series on health, science, and the future, discussed how mindfulness can lead to smarter choices.

Justin Spain, ’95, applies knowledge of leadership to his career to provide the best outcomes for patients.

Senior Eve Knapp, ’16, took a risk when she accepted an internship offer at an unfamiliar company in a field to which she had never given much thought.

An internship at Bank of New York Mellon enabled Michael Barrett, ’16, to take on a new role: a storyteller.

Victoria Lyon, ’13, uses her leadership studies education to help youth populations develop healthy lifestyles.

In her internship at Telfair Museums, Lydia Barnes, ’16, draws upon her leadership studies coursework to think more deeply about the artwork museums display and how museums market their messages.  

As an intern at one of the country’s largest dental support organizations, John Obeck, ’16, examined how a corporate model of dentistry can create personalized experiences for patients.

Olivia Dulmage, ’16, interned at Grieboski Global Strategies in Alexandria, Va.