SXSW EDU 2025
Learning While Earning: Rethinking Student Employment
Description:
Working while in college is fast becoming the norm for today’s students. Forty percent of full-time undergraduates work, with the majority working 20-34 hours a week. Meanwhile, first-generation college students are much more likely than other students to work longer hours and much less likely to secure career-boosting internships. This panel will Explore new models of student work and employment that are disrupting the broken economics of working while in college—and creating meaningful work experience for today’s increasingly diverse college students.
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Takeaways
- Explore effective models for expanding work-based learning opportunities for students, and how to implement these within your institution.
- Gain insights into the value of work-based learning programs for corporate talent brands and businesses’ most urgent talent needs.
- Learn how to align work-based learning opportunities with local and regional business needs.
Speakers
- Jane Swift, President, Education at Work
- Louie Rodriguez, J.D., Vice Provost for Professional Development, Engagement, and Strategic Initiatives, University of Texas at El Paso
- Ping Shi, Principal, Growth and Strategy - Expert Network, Intuit
- Iris Palmer, Director, New America
Organizer
Ashley Parker, Senior Associate, Whiteboard Advisors
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