Alumni Career and Professional Development

You’re part of the Tulane University network for life. That means you have access to professional development resources for wherever you are in your career. From recent grads to alumni approaching retirement, we are here to help you enjoy lifelong success. We’ve helped thousands of alumni in their careers through career counseling, networking opportunities, workshops, and so much more. Most services are free to Tulane alumni.

Here you will be able to find slide decks from our recent Professional Development Series webinars, highlighted sessions, and other hands on resources. To see more all of our services and resources, check out our other page.

 

Chelsea Cipriano: New Bea Field Alumni Podcast Episode

Chelsea is a seasoned public health practitioner who currently serves as Managing Director of the Common Health Coalition, a not-for-profit organization created to help ensure the U.S. health system is prepared to confront the next crisis.

Prior to this role, …

By Nina Riffaud
Nina Riffaud Assistant Director, Alumni Career and Professional Development
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Jennifer Mills: New Episode of the Bea Field Alumni Podcast

Jennifer Mills M.D. graduated magna cum laude from Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, with a B.F.A in music and a B.S. in cell and molecular biology. She is a graduate of the Louisiana State University School of Medicine in …

By Nina Riffaud
Nina Riffaud Assistant Director, Alumni Career and Professional Development
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Cat Scibetta: New Episode of the Bea Field Alumni Podcast

Originally from Birmingham, AL, Cat moved to New Orleans after graduating from Auburn University in 2017 with a degree in Art History. She began her career at Tulane as a Program Coordinator in the Office of Constituency Programs and now …

By Nina Riffaud
Nina Riffaud Assistant Director, Alumni Career and Professional Development
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