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Identity-Based Resources

The Boucher Career Education Center (BCEC) upholds Saint Michael鈥檚 College鈥檚 commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Each of us at the College carries an obligation to ensure all students, faculty and staff encounter a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive environment.

In line with that commitment, here in the BCEC we strive to ensure that our processes, policies, and behaviors support and encourage diversity and meet the needs of all individuals that come to the Center, especially those from historically underrepresented and marginalized groups. We embrace Saint Michael鈥檚 vision of inclusion and diversity not only racial and ethnic identities but also gender, age, religion, language, ability/disability, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, military service, geographic origin and first generation/multi generation college experiences.

BIPOC Resources

BIPOC Scholarships:

Law School Resources:

    • List of prelaw programs for underrepresented groups interested in pursuing a career in the law field.
    • This is a specific scholarship opportunity for BIPOC students hoping to enter law school.

Fellowships:

    • List of STEM fellowship opportunities for minorities and women.

Internships/Research opportunities:

    • Internship Program for BIPOC college students looking to gain experience in the corporate world.
    • Internships and career resources for BIPOC college students.

Vermont Specific:

    • A directory of BIPOC Businesses in VT, job listings, and a list of events.
    • List of grants BIPOC students, businesses, and organizations are eligible for.
    • List of BIPOC-owned and operated businesses in Burlington

Resources for Asian American/Pacific Islander

Resources for Latinx

Resources for Native American/Indigenous Peoples

Other Resources:聽

    • Link to the Black Enterprise, a digital media brand that includes BIPOC blog, job opportunities, podcasts, and other news.
    • Career and self-development site/job board aimed towards underrepresented groups, specifically BIPOC professionals.
  • 聽Diversity Recruitment & Consulting firm and the website includes a job board and information of career fairs.

LGBTQ+ Resources

On Campus

LGBTQ+ Scholarships:

Career Resources:

Students with Disabilities Resources

On Campus

Scholarships:

    • Specific scholarships for students with disabilities

Resources:

  • /academics/academic-support/accessibility-services/
    • Link to academic support page on our website.
    • Workforce Recruitment Program works to connect college students and recent grads with disabilities to federal and private-sector employers
    • Website with links to multiple resources for different types of disabilities
    • This provides tips for federal government jobs, but these application tips are generally transferrable and provide good information that could be helpful to consider during the job search.
    • This is a paid internship opportunity that is available starting while applicants are in college. This opportunity occurs during the summer. Students with disabilities are placed in internships within the Washington-DC area and covers students’ personal career ambitions.
    • After navigating to the “For Individuals” tab, there are helpful resources for students as they navigate the job search as well as negotiations while accepting a position. This website aims to help individuals with disabilities figure out how to communicate with their potential employers regarding accommodations they might need.
    • Link for the Learning Disabilities Association of America, which has resources for students with learning disabilities, and includes suggestions of how to ask for accommodations in the workplace.
    • National Center for Learning Disabilities includes research and news concerning students with learning disabilities, and has links for scholarships.
    • This has jobs that are related to the Federal Government, it is a detailed “how to” guide for students who identify as disabled.
    • This website is self-ascribed “The only employment site where 100% of posted jobs are from employers specifically seeking to hire people with disabilities.” It would be a helpful resource for students to know about, and have expanded access to various databases to find jobs.

Veterans Resources

On-Campus Resources

Scholarships:

Resources:

Job searching:

    • Job board through the US Department of Veteran Affairs

BIPOC Resources

BIPOC Scholarships:

Law School Resources:

    • List of prelaw programs for underrepresented groups interested in pursuing a career in the law field.
    • This is a specific scholarship opportunity for BIPOC students hoping to enter law school.

Fellowships:

    • List of STEM fellowship opportunities for minorities and women.

Internships/Research opportunities:

    • Internship Program for BIPOC college students looking to gain experience in the corporate world.
    • Internships and career resources for BIPOC college students.

Vermont Specific:

    • A directory of BIPOC Businesses in VT, job listings, and a list of events.
    • List of grants BIPOC students, businesses, and organizations are eligible for.
    • List of BIPOC-owned and operated businesses in Burlington

Resources for Asian American/Pacific Islander

Resources for Latinx

Resources for Native American/Indigenous Peoples

Other Resources:聽

    • Link to the Black Enterprise, a digital media brand that includes BIPOC blog, job opportunities, podcasts, and other news.
    • Career and self-development site/job board aimed towards underrepresented groups, specifically BIPOC professionals.
  • 聽Diversity Recruitment & Consulting firm and the website includes a job board and information of career fairs.

LGBTQ+ Resources

On Campus

LGBTQ+ Scholarships:

Career Resources:

Students with Disabilities Resources

On Campus

Scholarships:

    • Specific scholarships for students with disabilities

Resources:

  • /academics/academic-support/accessibility-services/
    • Link to academic support page on our website.
    • Workforce Recruitment Program works to connect college students and recent grads with disabilities to federal and private-sector employers
    • Website with links to multiple resources for different types of disabilities
    • This provides tips for federal government jobs, but these application tips are generally transferrable and provide good information that could be helpful to consider during the job search.
    • This is a paid internship opportunity that is available starting while applicants are in college. This opportunity occurs during the summer. Students with disabilities are placed in internships within the Washington-DC area and covers students’ personal career ambitions.
    • After navigating to the “For Individuals” tab, there are helpful resources for students as they navigate the job search as well as negotiations while accepting a position. This website aims to help individuals with disabilities figure out how to communicate with their potential employers regarding accommodations they might need.
    • Link for the Learning Disabilities Association of America, which has resources for students with learning disabilities, and includes suggestions of how to ask for accommodations in the workplace.
    • National Center for Learning Disabilities includes research and news concerning students with learning disabilities, and has links for scholarships.
    • This has jobs that are related to the Federal Government, it is a detailed “how to” guide for students who identify as disabled.
    • This website is self-ascribed “The only employment site where 100% of posted jobs are from employers specifically seeking to hire people with disabilities.” It would be a helpful resource for students to know about, and have expanded access to various databases to find jobs.

Veterans Resources

On-Campus Resources

Scholarships:

Resources:

Job searching:

    • Job board through the US Department of Veteran Affairs