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.

 

Alison Midollo: New Bea Field Alumni Episode

Alison Midollo holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Tulane University and is a Registered Yoga Teacher, Holistic Health Coach, and Reiki Practitioner who guides her students and clients to restore the mind and body back into balance and …

By Nina Riffaud
Nina Riffaud Assistant Director, Alumni Career and Professional Development
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Sophie Bryant: New Bea Field Alumni Podcast Episode

Meet Sophie Bryant. Sophie Bryant is a New York native who graduated from Tulane undergrad in 2017 with a double major in psychology and public health. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and played saxophone in a jazz …

By Nina Riffaud
Nina Riffaud Assistant Director, Alumni Career and Professional Development
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Becca Hildner: New Bea Field Alumni Podcast Episode

Becca is a social media strategist, a proud Tulane alum, and someone who somehow turned scrolling into a career. Outside of work, you can find Becca hanging out with friends (and their dogs), drinking the crispest Sauvignon Blanc New Zealand has to offer, and convincing herself that screen time doesn’t count …

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