HIT the ROAD: Explore the Possibilities

The Career Center is excited about it's newest program, popularly known as, "Hit the Road."  The purpose of the program is to provide students with an opportunity to explore career fields of interest in a hands-on, meaningful way. 

For details about the program, check out the "Rules of the Road & Application."

**Watch a video of the program from the 2007 teams!!

SPRING BREAK 2008 BLOG PAGES

Teams:

• Tour de Farm
  Ben Davies, Karah Davies '09, Amanda Frankeny '09, Elizabeth Monachello '08 & Carolyn Richardson '08
• Bike Touring Links: Common Circle Expeditions, Adventure Cycling Association, Bicycle Touring 101, World Bicycle Relief
• Agricultural/Farming Links: Buy Fresh Buy Local, Local Harvest, Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture, The 100 Mile Diet
• Organic/CSA Farms local to Messiah College: Buy Local
• Farms they will be visiting: Goldfinch Farm, Everblossom Farm, Shared Earth Farm CSA
• City Scamper
  Adam Fenstermacher '08, Erika Hogle '10, Rachel Kleinow '08, Gavin Paul '09
• Sigma Sigma Wamma
  Juliette Goodman '08, Rebecca Ryan'08 & Julianne Smartt '08
• Team Med-Search
  Christina Awad '11 & Samantha Halabi '11

Hit the Road NEWS!

We are proud to announce that the HTR program is the recipient of a 2008 national award through the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)!

PROGRAM HISTORY

During the summer of 2007, the Career Center, with sponsorship from Enterprise Rent-a-Car, sent four teams packing to explore their vocation through interviewing professionals across the country (Click here to read article in The Bridge).

PAST BLOGS:

2007 Teams:
The Fab Four

Grads without Borders

The Midnight Riders

Oregon Trail

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ROAD TRIP NATION

A group of recent Messiah grads were featured on Road Trip Nation, a student movement taking place across the country to assist students in answering the question, "What do I want to do with my life?".
Find out more about their trip, click here.

To learn more about RTN, view a short video or visit their website.