Career Exploration Workshop for Arts & Humanities Majors

arts and humanitiesThe Career Services Department at St. Petersburg College’s Gibbs campus is hosting a Career Exploration Workshop for Arts and Humanities majors, or for those considering a career in the arts or humanities field. This will be a two-part workshop, with an industry expert answering questions during the first half and Career Services staff helping you prepare for a career in the arts and humanities field during the second half.

The workshop will be held on Thursday, March 1, 2018, from 12:30-2 p.m. at the St. Petersburg/ Gibbs Campus, 6605 5th Avenue N, St. Petersburg,  in room SA-135.

The Arts and Humanities fields cover a wide variety of majors and careers. For some, this looks like a two-year degree in music performance, sound production, or music composition from St. Petersburg College’s MIRA program. For others, it is a four-year degree in a major like philosophy, which is a springboard to law school. Below are just a few careers that you might consider in the field of arts and humanities:

• Technical Writers
• Graphic Designers
• Musicians
• Event Organizers
• Philosophy Educators
• Public Relations Manager
• Archeology
• Fashion Designers
• Artist
• Museum Curator

Expert Advice

During the first part of our workshop, we will be joined by Rosaria Pipitone, Career Outreach Specialist, and Richard Smith, Internship Specialist. They will be sharing insights on the arts and humanities field.

Prepare for Your Career

During the second part of the workshop, Career Services staff will provide tips to help you prepare for your career. We will discuss the best ways to craft a professional resume geared toward the arts and humanities field. We’ll also share job hunting tips, including information about pay and hot job markets.

Invite a Friend

Do you know someone who’s not enrolled in St. Petersburg College but thinking about applying? Feel free to invite them! The Career Exploration Workshop is open to not only SPC students, but to the community as well.

Reasons to come the Career Exploration Event:
  • Experts on hand to answer your toughest questions
  • A pressure free environment to explore a potential major
  • The cost: Free!