Application of Knowledge
Saratoga-Skidmore Entrepreneurial Partnership (SSEP) is designed to enable Skidmore's business majors to work with local businesses.
Each participating business is paired with a business major eager to apply his or
her up-to-date education and training. This may be particularly helpful to business
owners who lack the time, training, or inclination to engage in the detailed planning
required to help their businesses achieve long-term goals.
Contact: Roy Rotheim, professor of economics, 518-580-5115, rrotheim@skidmore.edu
The Career Development Center (CDC) is always looking for ways to connect employers with Skidmore students and
alumni for employment and internship opportunities. We offer on-campus recruiting
including information sessions, information tables, online batched resume collections,
tools for listing your posting, and on-campus or remote interviewing. We are able
to quickly and efficiently market your internship and job openings to a large pool
of very talented and resourceful students and alumni, majoring in a wide range of
fields. Interested in creating an internship program or posting a position? Please
contact us at 518-580-5790 or at carserv@skidmore.edu.
The Water Resources Initiative (WRI) at Skidmore brings together students, faculty, and community partners in the investigation
of local water issues. Through courses and research, WRI helps the community better
understand the multiple perspectives that influence how we interact with our water
resources on both a local and global scale. The data collected through WRI research
makes valuable contributions to the academic literature on water issues and to local
community discussions. The program is administered by Skidmore's interdepartmental
Environmental Studies Program.
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- Contact: Karen Kellogg, director of the Environmental Studies Program, 518-580-5198, kkellogg@skidmore.edu
