
Center forCareer and Professional Advising
- (610) 896-1181
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- hc-ccpa@haverford.edu
Tri-Co Career Fair. Photo: Paola Nogueras
The CCPA team supports students and alumni from diverse backgrounds in achieving their educational and career goals.
The Center for Career and Professional Advising (CCPA) supports Haverford's mission of preparing students for lives of integrity, ambition, and purpose. We believe that a liberal arts education is integral in developing students’ career readiness and professional identities. By providing exceptional and data-informed career advising and programming, we help students make meaning of their academic and co-curricular experiences, articulate their skills, and develop a professional network to navigate an ever-changing world of work. Together with campus and external partners, we empower students to make thoughtful post-graduate decisions and forge career pathways that align with their identities, interests, and values at Haverford and beyond.
Future-Ready Ford Success Plan
CCPA is excited to launch Haverford's Future-Ready Ford Success Plan, a step-by-step interactive online resource designed to guide Fords in exploring career-building opportunities and developing career-ready competencies. Self-enroll in the plan on Moodle today!
Future-Ready Ford Success PlanThe Latest

Explore Haverford’s Center for Career and Professional Advising's new Departmental Strategic Plan.

The CCPA is pleased to release our 2024-2025 Annual Report which can be viewed here:

Graduating senior Zhao Gu Gammage ‘25 was recently named an alternate for the Boren Scholarship, a nationally competitive public service award for international language study and cultural immersion.

Recent graduate Jacob Chan ‘24 was offered a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) to teach English in Andorra.

Political science major Andrew Cadwallader ‘26 was recently selected as a finalist for the Truman Scholarship, a nationally competitive graduate fellowship for promising public service leaders and agents for social change.

Political science major Patrick Kelly ‘25 was a recent finalist for the James C. Gaither Junior Fellows Program, a nationally competitive fellowship offered through the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Vivek Veluvali ‘25 spent this past year as a Presidential Fellow with the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress (CSPC). Learn more about his experience here.

Annie Barrett ‘24 is traveling the world on a Watson Fellowship, exploring how cultural approaches impact longevity and dementia care.

Woodkensia Charles ‘24 is a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Yaoundé, Cameroon, where she teaches and leads cultural activities with middle and high school students.
For Employers & Recruiters
We work to connect employers with our students and alumni to meet your entry-level, internship, and experienced hire needs. There are never any fees to recruit at Haverford. For the fastest service, use Handshake to submit a job or internship for students and alumni.
You can find all of our career-related events in Handshake.