Meet Our Staff
Kim Crabbe
Executive Director
kcrabbe@skidmore.edu
518-580-5798
Lauren Sisson
Associate Director of Alumni Career Development
lsisson@skidmore.edu
518-580-5793
Penny Loretto
Associate Director
ploretto@skidmore.edu
518-580-5795
Megan Jackson
Associate Director for
Early Career Engagement
mjackson@skidmore.edu
518-580-5797
Corine Houry-Kling (Cori)
Staff Assistant/Website & Database Administrator
choury@skidmore.edu
518-580-5791
Shannon Rodriguez
Associate Director for
Pre-Professional and Graduate Study
srodrigu@skidmore.edu
518-580-5794
Pam Fisher
Associate Director of Employer Relations
pfisher@skidmore.edu
518-580-8265
About the Career Development Center
The Career Development Center is conveniently located in Starbuck Center, Second Floor Room 204.
Career Counseling Appointments
Appointments are available for Skidmore students and alumni to meet with career counselors in-person or via phone/Skype. Please call us (518-580-5790) to set up an appointment.
APPOINTMENTS CANNOT BE SCHEDULED VIA E-MAIL.
Drop-Ins
Drop-Ins have expanded. Career Coaches (paraprofessionals) are now available Monday - Friday during the academic year from 10 AM - 4 PM in the Career Development Center.
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Skidmore Student Affairs Mission Statement
In support of the College’s mission, “to educate a diverse population of talented students,” the Division of Student Affairs works collaboratively with all College departments to create an inclusive and integrated educational experience.
We Believe:
We all learn from and teach each other best in a diverse and inclusive community where everyone has the opportunity to participate fully and has equitable access to the highest levels of excellence in education. Thus we believe:
- Learning happens everywhere and requires victories, challenges, disappointments, and defeats.
- Learning is a dynamic, inclusive and integrative process of exploration across barriers and opportunities.
- Learning happens in all dimensions: intellectual, emotional, physical, social, professional, and spiritual.
- Learning promotes growth, transformation, and the continuous interaction and meaning making of self, other, and community.
Revised 08/28/17
Career Development Center Mission Statement
Skidmore's Career Development Center is committed to supporting all students and alumni through the creative process of integrating their liberal arts education and experiences into a satisfying career. In keeping with the College's founding principle of linking theoretical with applied learning, we help students and alumni develop self-knowledge, cultivate partnerships on and off-campus, prepare for experiential opportunities—such as internships, collaborative research, and community involvement—and manage their careers proactively. We encourage students to build skills and participate in engaged liberal learning practices early in their Skidmore experience, and we offer guidance to both students and alumni in forging meaningful careers for a world of rapid change.
Revised 05/15/15