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Groundbreaking Experiences and Exceptional Resources
You’re going to go places. Career & Experiential Learning (CXL) will get you started on your journey. We’ll help you identify your career goals, connect you with internships and study abroad experiences and sharpen your job-ready skills. Our services don’t end when you graduate, either: As a Curry alum, you can rely on our services for as long as you need.
Contact Career & Experiential Learning
617-333-2195
careerdevelopment@curry.edu
Learning Commons, 1st Floor, 866 Brush Hill Rd
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday
Our Spring 2025 Drop-In Hours
Tuesdays, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
LCOM, Landy Student Services Area
Wednesdays, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Kennedy 213
The Curry Commitment Has Launched! Our Job Promise, Made for You
Curry College is the only college in Massachusetts to offer a job guarantee program! This four-year program prepares undergraduate students to enter the workforce seamlessly after graduation by integrating career readiness programming and experiential learning opportunities into the undergraduate experience. Through this program, students receive support and services that prepare them to take the next steps towards their career shortly after graduation.
Explore Our CXL Services:
Careers and Internships
Career planning at Curry starts during your first year here. From the basics of building a resume to using Handshake to find a meaningful internship, we’ll help you build a foundation that lasts. Find out more by connecting with us at careerdevelopment@curry.edu.
Study Away Programs
Whether you take a faculty-led course in Portugal or another foreign city, a full semester abroad, or pursue an internship in New York City, Los Angeles or Washington, D.C., our Study Away programs aren’t just memorable—they result in life-changing experiences. Explore new cultures, push your boundaries and gain the kind of global perspective you can get only through travel. Get in contact with us at studyabroad@curry.edu.
International Student Services
If “studying abroad” to you means coming to the U.S., welcome! We know getting a degree in a different country brings a host of challenges, such as getting a visa. From the moment you express interest in Curry, our admissions office will help you through the process of getting here. Connect with us at internationalstudents@curry.edu.
Student Success with CXL
Our faculty-led travel courses combine classroom instruction with a 1-3 week study abroad component. For example, every year Curry students in the Gen Ed Capstone travel course visit Florence, Italy with Curry faculty members, immersing themselves in the history, art and food of this timeless cultural hub.
Meet Our CXL Staff:
Derek Cameron
Associate Director for Employer Relations
Department
Career & Experiential Learning
Tamara Menghi
Executive Director
Department
Career & Experiential Learning
Jenna Naughton
Global & Career Advisor
Department
Career & Experiential Learning
Corynne Stollerman
Administrative Assistant
Department
Career & Experiential Learning
Meet Our Faculty Internship Facilitators:
Dr. Tony Fabrizio
Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Marketing, Public Relations, Sport & Recreation Management
Dr. Elizabeth Wade
Biochemistry, Biology, Environmental Science, Forensic Science
Professor Jerry Gibbs
Communications: TV/Film, Social Media, Journalism, Sports Communication, Video Games
Dr. Rebecca Kendall
Criminology and Criminal Justice, Sociology, Social Work, Transformative Justice
Professor Alison Poor-Donahue
Graphic Design, Studio Arts, Art Therapy
Pre-Law Advising: Dr. Jen Balboni
Dr. Jen Balboni advises Curry students who are interested in pursuing law school. Dr. Balboni is a Professor in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice. She completed her Ph.D. in Law, Policy and Society at Northeastern University, with a focus on criminal justice and restorative justice. She also has a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Northeastern University.