Internships and Research
Learning occurs in the community. St. Kate's has an active career development office, a strong alumnae network and expert faculty to help you find internships.
Recent internship sites include:
- Jane Addams School for Democracy and Citizenship
- Casa de Esperanza
- Women's Prison Book Project
- African American Family Alliance
- Resource Center of the Americas
- P.E.A.C.E. Prison Ministry at Wayman AME Church
- The Hmong Times
"St. Kate's faculty provide multiple opportunities for students to see the complex connections among diversity, privilege, oppression, social justice and democracy."
— Caryn Tieghe Musil, American Association of Colleges & Universities
— Caryn Tieghe Musil, American Association of Colleges & Universities
Research opportunities at St. Kate's include:
- Antonian Scholars Honors Program
Antonian Scholars complete a project as the final step in St. Kate's rigorous honors program. These include plays, website development and research papers. - Assistantship Mentoring Program
AMP pairs juniors and seniors with faculty or staff mentors on specific projects. Student Hannah Meacock helped Professor Nancy Heitzeg to evaluate the diversity content of two St. Kate's courses.
Other opportunities to enhance your knowledge or skills:
- Monthly discussion series
St. Kate's Abigail Quigley McCarthy Center for Women hosts the Women's Studies and CRST monthly discussion series to share current research, such as "Feminist Art History: History and Practice." - Co-curricular activities
St. Kate's has more than 50 campus organizations, including the Asian Women's Association, Black Student Association, Muslim Student Association and People Respecting Identity Differences and Equality.
