Career & Life Design Center
Helping Bantams design their future.
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Our mission is to support Trinity College students and alumni as they navigate college and career transitions, providing life design coaching, programming and experiential learning opportunities, and global connections.
Our vision is to guide Trinity College students and alumni in designing meaningful, individualized plans for a fulfilling journey – through and beyond Trinity – enabling them to become active global citizens.
Find a list of our areas of support and more information on our Career Coaching page!
Find more platforms and resources at the bottom of our Internships, Jobs, & Opportunities page!
- If you have questions or need assistance, please contact Vera Agresti, Employer & Alumni Engagement Coordinator, at [email protected].
Find information about how to collaborate with us on our Events, Programs & Partnerships page!
Mae O'Neill Class of 2025The Career and Life Design Center helped me find the resources I needed on campus in terms of looking for different career opportunities and connecting with alumni. I met with the coaches very frequently during my senior spring, trying to find different job opportunities and getting advice on how to best use the center's resources. It was a huge part of me being able to navigate the first few months after graduation.
Anna Franceschi Class of 2025The Career and Life Design Center provided ongoing, intentional support that kept me aware of my options and a coaching team that helped me understand what my academic and professional experiences meant for my future.
Meet the Team
Sarah Bollinger Ed.DExecutive DirectorSarah Bollinger, Ed.D., serves as Executive Director, providing strategic leadership to integrate career development into the academic experience and advance student success. With more than 15 years of experience in higher education, she specializes in career education, experiential learning, faculty partnerships, and employer and alumni engagement. Previously, she held progressive leadership roles at Fairfield University’s Dolan School of Business, where she developed innovative career-readiness programs, expanded internship opportunities, and built partnerships connecting students’ academic learning with professional experiences. Sarah holds an Ed.D. in Workplace Learning from Northeastern University and is passionate about preparing students to navigate an evolving workforce and pursue meaningful, purposeful careers. Cornelia Center Office #124 |
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Career & Life Design Center
114 Vernon Street,
Hartford, CT
Lisel Moynihan
Joey Abad
Nate Hopkins
Paul Gagnon
Vera Agresti
Catherine Chica