Anne Marie Brugioni ’16 dug up historical artifacts on Chicago’s Gold Coast while studying sociology and anthropology.
Our courses prepare students for a variety of careers in market research, as well as public relations, education, advertising, public administration, and more. Students learn strategies for interviewing, running focus groups, doing observations, analyzing space, collecting surveys, and analyzing data using statistical software and coding strategies.
Lake Forest College facilitates five career communities called Career Pathways to help students explore major/career options and position themselves for the internships that will help them to further prepare for productive and rewarding careers after graduation. Students from all majors can participate in the Career Pathways to shape their career goals alongside of their academic interests.
To get an idea for which pathways students might join based upon some common sociology and anthropology interests, check these out:
- Nonprofit Administration – Law and Public Service
- Risk Management – Business and Finance
- Law – Law and Public Service
- Big Data Analysis – Business and Finance
- Public Health – Science and Health Care
- Market Research – Business and Finance
- Politics – Law and Public Service
Explore the Career Pathways by participating in events, reading profiles of students’ and alumni experiences, and by joining a pathway (or two). Remember to look at the next steps pages to get ideas for immediate ways to prepare yourself for great internships and a productive, rewarding career after graduation.
| Anthropology Development Banking Education Forensic Anthropology Contract Archaeology Market Research International Development Public Relations International Business Law Museum work Public Health Linguistics |
Sociology Social Work Market Research Journalism Public Relations Education Counseling Public Administration Criminology Human Resources Management Organizational Research Community Development Social Policy |
INTERNSHIPS
SOAN student take advantage of the wide variety of organizations in the Chicago area where they can put what they learn in the classroom to practice as an intern.
Past internships include:
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Lake County
- Children’s Heart Foundation
- Glenbrook Hospital
- Habitat for Humanity
- Illinois Guardianship and Advocacy Commission
- Lake County District Court
- North Chicago Community Partners
- PeopleSearch
- ULINE
- World Bicycle Relief
Contact Information
Law and Public Service Career Advisor and Internship Specialist
Jennifer Lazarus
847-735-5361
lazarus@lakeforest.edu
Schedule an appointment with Ben Rohde via Handshake. Need help scheduling an appointment?
View our Handshake Help Page here.
For more information, visit the Career Advancement Center.
Contact Information
Business, Finance, and Data Science Career Pathway
Marie Josephitis
mjosephitis@lakeforest.edu
Business, Finance, and Data Science Internship Specialist
Albert Greene
847-735-5235
greene@lakeforest.edu
*Students may schedule an appointment with their Internship Specialist via Handshake. Need help scheduling an appointment? View our Handshake Help Page here.
For more information, visit the Career Advancement Center.
