Trinity College

Trinity College is renowned for its incredible alumni network as well as its distinguished athletic legacy. The Bantam Career Network combines these two features and uses athletics as the driving force behind this career development program. Not only can student-athletes use this as a resource for networking, but alums can connect with their teams, former teammates, and current student-athletes by joining "Trinity Athletics." This web has been integrated into Trinity's Four-Year Career Plan. It emphasize the eagerness the alumni have expressed about this program and the resources student-athletes can easily access to further their careers. There have been multiple different events offered to student-athletes on Trinity's campus, including the Female Athletes at the Summit series and the Trinity Football Career Network.

It is critical for young female athletes to have role models to look up to when going into the working world.  Trinity Athletics currently has networking events and career seminars centered around women's athletics through our celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Title IX . These are a shining example of how Trinity goes above and beyond to help their student-athletes truly achieve their highest potential both as an undergraduate and as an alumnae.

Numerous Trinity athletic teams have taken part in programming with the career center over the summer and winter break, as well as during the school year.  Additionally, several teams host their own networking events with alumni which provide a great opportunity for our students to connect with those alums from their programs.  The annual Trinity Football Career Networking Event in the spring involves around 40 alums with players attending a rotating networking event. Student-athletes have the opportunity to discuss potential career options, receive advice, and network with some of Trinity's exceptionally well-connected alums. Events like these truly change a student-athlete's college experience at one of the nation's top schools by allowing them to gain a true insight into the post-college world. By doing so, this networking opportunity gives Trinity student-athletes a leg up when they venture out to navigate the working world.

"The career services event that Coach (Jeff) Devanney and the Trinity Football alumni put on is truly something that is unique and special," said Trinity football player Koby Schofer '20. "It provides players the ability to sit down with people who have successfully ventured off into countless different careers and really pick their brain. This event allows underclassmen to start to think about life after college and where to direct that focus moving forward while upperclassmen to go out and network for future jobs and internships. It is cool to see guys that I played with taking their time to come back and give advice about their experiences since graduating. This event was one of the reasons why I chose to come to Trinity."