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Career Services
63 South Main Street, 2nd Floor
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 646-2215
Fax: (603) 646-1360
E-mail: Career Services
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Career Services Staff

DIRECTORS

Our Co-Directors, Kathryn Doughty and Monica Wilson provide leadership and direction for Career Services. They work together to manage the operations and strategic planning of the office. In collaboration with the staff, they determine the annual and ongoing priorities for the office.

CAREER ADVISING TEAM

Our career advising staff is cross-trained to provide general career/job search coaching to all students. As our mission is to support all student interests, each member of the team has specialty areas of expertise and programming. All career advisors help students with career strategy, planning, and applications processes. They also conduct workshops and organize career panels on career exploration/job search topics.

Kathryn DoughtyKathryn Doughty

Associate Director/Acting Co-Director
Hometown: Nova Scotia
Secret Skill: Gardening and Cooking

Kathryn provides individual and group career coaching and job search advising, primarily to seniors, and oversees development of a strategic marketing/outreach plan for the office. She oversees and manages internship-related activities, office participation in internship consortia, and our annual job shadowing program. Her areas of expertise include career coaching, online portfolios, and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

Chandlee BryanChandlee Bryan

Assistant Director
Hometown: Columbia, South Carolina
Expertise: Social Media, Online Presence
Secret Skill: Weaving Yarns (Knitting & Storytelling)

Chandlee provides career/job search coaching to all students, with particular emphasis on junior and senior year. Chandlee helps students implement job search strategies for both leave-term and entry-level work opportunities. She is a co-author of The Twitter Job Search Guide and enjoys working with students on social media and online presence.

Kate YeeKate Yee

Acting Assistant Director
Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Secret Skill: Experimental Cooking

Kate provides individual and group career advising/coaching to students at all levels of academic progress, with an emphasis on advising first- and second-year students. She leads office outreach/marketing efforts and enjoys her job because of the interactions she has with students. Kate works with student leaders, faculty, and staff to organize and present programs across campus.

EMPLOYER RELATIONS

Our employer relations team works with organizations seeking increased visibility on campus, where they can actively promote opportunities to Dartmouth students and collect application materials through our office. The team manages our high-volume Recruiting Program and helps students with application submissions and interview scheduling.

Monica WilsonMonica Wilson

Associate Director/Acting Co-Director
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Fun Fact: Diehard Hockey Fan

Monica oversees our year-round employer relations efforts, including the Recruiting Program, and the annual Employer Connections Fair. She advises employers on marketing and recruiting strategies, as well as employment and compensation trends. Monica also provides advice to students, primarily seniors, regarding the job/internship application process, interviewing protocols, and offers.

Michelle RacineMichelle Racine

Recruiting Assistant
Hometown: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Secret Skill: Skier, Cook and World Traveler.

Michelle assists in the management and implementation of the office’s recruiting program, which includes resume drops, career fairs and on-campus interviewing for both internships and entry-level positions. She loves the variety of jobs she gets to do every day, from interacting with employers to helping students with their recruiting questions and resumes.

ADMINISTRATIVE

These invaluable members of our team keep our website updated, our programs scheduled and running, and the office open!

Drew CoombsAndrew Coombs

Administrative/Reception Assistant
Hometown: Greenville, North Carolina
Secret Skill: Experienced RPG Gamer

Drew, serves as the office receptionist and enjoys greeting students and visitors. In addition to scheduling counseling appointments, Drew helps advertise programs and tracks student/alumni utilization of Career Services.

Bonnie HolbrookBonnie Holbrook

Administrative/Program Assistant
Hometown: Hartland, Vermont
Secret Skill: Snowmobile Safety Instructor (Past Board Member, Vermont Association of Snow Travelers)

Bonnie serves as the first point-of-contact for students/alumni applying to professional schools and/or inquiring about transmittal of recommendations/dean’s certifications to law schools. Bonnie loves interacting with students, creating marketing materials, and coordinating the planning and scheduling of programming/workshops. She also schedules office events and provides department wide administrative support and special project assistance.

Patrice VidalPatrice Vidal

Career Information Coordinator
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Secret Skill: Working extensively with horses

Patrice, who loves the technical aspect of her job at Career Services, oversees the office website. She increases and maintains online internship and entry-level job postings, including the Student Internship Survey database. Patrice also serves as our in-house tech advisor and the office liaison to outside vendors.

Maria WaiteMaria Waite

Office Manager
Hometown: Havana, Cuba
Fun Fact: Parent of a Dartmouth ’12

Maria manages the day-to-day financial activities of the department and assists in management and implementation of the career fair and on-campus interviewing for internships/entry-level jobs. She is the Grant Administrator for the Ellwood H. Fisher and Maurice R. Robinson internship funds. Maria, who loves working with students at the College, also represents the office to external constituencies, including employer representatives. She’s your go-to person if you’re applying for an internship that requires a statement about academic credit.

Last Updated: 1/24/13