Wabash College Career Services

06/04/2026

04/29/2026

Our idea of A Scarlet Banner Day includes free Brew and Wabash men helping Wabash men!

A group of Wabash leaders is offering $700,000 as a challenge to the Wabash Nation to reach 5,000 gifts on our 2026 Day of Giving. Make it A Scarlet Banner Day with your gift on 4.29.2026 at www.wabash.edu/banner.

📸 L-R: Ayden Salpietra '27, Tanner Crouch '28, Mason Pierle '28, Jake Riley '20

04/16/2026

Dear Wabash, The GHI, MXI, WDPD, and PHO are excited to welcome back Dr. Anthony Douglas II, Wabash Class of 2017, on Monday, April 20th, 2026. He will be discussing his journey to physician-hood (IU Medical School followed by the Univ. Of Chicago School of Medicine for a residency in trauma surgery) and his advocacy work on fighting gun violence. 12:10 in Hays 104, 4/20/2026:

• “Who will cry for the little boy.” - A surgical resident's journey to understanding the socioeconomic factors that drive disease and the intersection between health, policy, and advocacy. Lessons learned from a physician’s engagement in state and federal politics; how a liberal arts education is a foundation to a career at the intersection of complex issues.



Steven L Jones

03/04/2026

This Thursday! 🌭 🏀💥

02/06/2026

Great job, Tanner!

A new look for a new chapter!

Our new Montgomery County Leadership Academy logo represents growth, connection, and intentional leadership…values that define where we’re headed as an organization.
Designed by a talented Wabash College student, Tanner Quackenbush, this logo reflects our commitment to developing leaders locally and investing in the next generation of talent right here in Montgomery County.
Tanner Quackenbush is a Senior studying Art at Wabash. We are so thankful for his hard work in creating a refreshed brand that better represents who we are today and the leaders we’re preparing for tomorrow.

12/12/2025

🔔Falalalalalalala🔔

12/11/2025

Coffee & Careers: Holiday Edition ❤️🔔❤️

12/04/2025

Thanks for chatting with students during Coffee & Careers, too! ☕️

10/30/2025

Andy Rieth - Always great to see you and the Welch Packaging team on the Wabash College campus! Willie Kadel - Your continued visibility means much.

07/22/2025

Meet Cole Shifferly! Cole is a rising senior at Wabash College, studying biology and chemistry. At SERC, Cole works for the Plant & Molecular Ecology Lab investigating the relationship between and .

Orchids rely on various species of root fungi to grow and thrive. Human disturbances, however, may be affecting orchid fungal networks. Cole is investigating how orchids grown in more isolated environments differ from those grown in areas populated by humans. To do so, he is collecting orchid samples from SERC’s campus and Michigan, and comparing the fungal communities on their roots.

This project is “a dream,” in Cole’s words. “I have spent several weeks gathering samples in the field, and now I have the opportunity to spend some time inside a lab environment,” he said. Working for SERC, he adds, “is helping me establish a sense of belonging within my field of interest.”

Cole plans to continue his studies, aiming for a Ph.D. in molecular ecology, biology or both. He hopes to continue working in environments where he can collect field data outdoors and do molecular projects indoors.

📸 by Bradley Carlson