a liberal arts degree helps Oles develop The skills that can take them far in life. The Piper Center’s Ole Career Launcher is designed to accelerate that trajectory.
78%
of employers say that employment no longer depends solely on degree or academic major, but rather includes a candidate’s experience, practical sense, and ability to do the job.
91%
of students say employability was their primary or sole motivation for going to college.
2024-2025 Programs
Skill Development
Adaptable Offerings
Industry Specific
Technical
Experiential Component
Talent Development
Increasing Access
Practical Application
Network Connection
Alumni Experts
Industry Connection
Network Practice
Innovation Mindset
Design Thinking
Diversity in the Workplace
Self Assessment
Frequently Asked Questions
Campus Partners
The Ole Career Launcher is part of the Piper Center for Vocation and Career. We partner with offices such as the Taylor Center for Equity and Inclusion, the Digital Scholarship Center, Alumni and Parent Relations and the college’s Entrepreneurship team, bringing together best practices from all focus areas.
How to Launch a Career in 10 Easy Steps
Ole Career Launcher Student Success Profile: Aya Kamil ’22
Ole Career Launcher Student Success Profile: Kristian Noll ’21
Ole Career Launcher Student Success Profile: Matthew Myers ’22
Questions?
Meghan Anderson (she, her, hers)
Associate Director, Ole Career Launcher, Innovation and the Arts
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