In March, 10 students traveled to Washington, DC to learn first-hand about multiple career paths in the government & policy fields. From informative programs at public policy institutes to meetings with alums working in congressional campaign work, students were introduced to many different opportunities and perspectives of what it means to impact change in the nation's capital. The trek included site visits to the American Enterprise Institute, the Center for Strategic & International Studies, the Torrey Advisory Group, the State Department and the Institute for Peace. Students also engaged with Davidson alums at a dinner that afforded them the opportunity to ask questions of and learn from those working in government and policy. 

A group of 10 sophomore, junior and senior students took a portion of Spring Break and traveled to "RTP" in Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina to meet with various employers and alumni in the Biotech industry. Students attended info sessions to explore these careers and were able to tour different facilities as well. On the Monday evening of the trip, students were treated to a panel dinner at a local restaurant to learn from and network with alumni. Host sites for this career trek included: Tune, BASF, Pairwise, KBI Biopharma, and the NC Biotech Center.

A group of 10 junior and senior students took a portion of Fall Break to explore careers in technology with local employers in Charlotte and attend a networking reception with local alumni. Site visits for this career trek included: Red Ventures, NTT Data, Lowe's, JELD-WEN, MSC Industrial Supply, and Coca-Cola Consolidated.