In exclusive events for Arts & Sciences students, you can learn about potential careers in government, ask questions about the variety of opportunities, and hear from A&S alumni about how their liberal arts background has impacted their career.

For those who are undecided as well as those pursuing a specific career path, this alumni panel and networking event will show you what it is like to work in government and the variety of opportunities available there. Hear Cornell alums speak about their career and network with them too! These are valuable events for anyone considering a career in government and policy.

This event will be held in at Deloitte's office in Washington, DC (1919 North Lynn Street, Arlington, VA 22209).

Panelists will include:
- Ken Comer '74: Associate Professor of systems engineering at George Mason University; Senior Operations Research & Systems Analyst at Booz Allen Hamilton
- Sarah Sandelius '99: Founder & CEO, FlipTurn Education Consulting
- John Heimlich '91: Vice President & Chief Economist at Airlines for America
- Ellen Gertsen '02*: Executive Officer for NASA's Science Mission Directorate
- Blair Corcoran de Castillo '06: Design Strategist at The Lab at U.S. Office of Personnel Management
- Emily Alexander '12: Human Capital Senior Consultant at Deloitte

Open only to A&S students. Registration is required – sign up on Handshake! More details will be shared with registrants.

**A&S Career Development provides funding to support or supplement the career development needs of undergraduate students with financial need. If you would like to attend this event and need travel funding, please go to the following link to learn about how to apply: https://as.cornell.edu/career-connections-travel-funding

Co-sponsored by A&S Career Development, A&S Alumni Affairs & Development and A&S Career Connections Committee.