» B.A. in History

• Advocate
• Archivist
• Biographer
• Broadcaster
• Campaign Worker
• Congressional Aide
• Consultant
• Cultural Advisor
• Cultural Resources Manager
• Curator
• Demographer
• Editor
• Ethno scientist
• Foreign Correspondent
• Foreign Service Officer
• Foundation Staffer
• Genealogist
• Historian
• Historic Interpreter
• Historic Preservation
• Historical Researcher
• Historical Site Administrator
• Information Specialist
• Intelligence Agent/Officer
• Journalist
• Lawyer
• Legislative Aide
• Lobbyist
• Market Analyst
• Media Consultant
• Mediator
• Museum Director
• Museum Technician/Specialist
• Personnel Manager
• Political Campaign Worker
• Political Scientist
• Politician
• Press Secretary
• Project Manager
• Public Relations Specialist
• Radio/TV Research Assistant
• Teacher
• Urban Administrator
• Writer

Additional Resources about career and internship opportunities are available on the History Homepage .

• American Association of Museums
• Society of American Archivists
• The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums
• World History Association
• Society for History Education
• Renaissance Society of America
• Phi Alpha Theta
• National Association for Ethnic Studies
• Institute for Historical Study
• Economic History Association
• Association of Ancient Historians
• American Association for State and Local History
• American Historical Association
• Organization of American Historians

• Chapman International Studies Student Association (CISSA)
• Black Student Union (BSU)
• Turkish Student Organization
• Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education
• Latin American Student Association (LASA)
• Korean Student Association (KSA)
• Chapman Ambassador Program
• French Club
• Chinese Cultural Club
• Phi Alpha Theta

A section of the American Historical Association that assists job seekers in locating proper resources to job search

• Careers in Public History

Interdisciplinary organization for scholars and teachers dedicated to research, study, and publication.  There is a job guide as well.

• Humanities and Social Sciences Online

CLEO is a nonprofit entity of the American Bar Association preparing students to study and pass the bar exam

• Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO)

Helping students understand and choose their law studies, select a law school, what types of law to consider

• Law Students Center

Historical resource within the U.S. providing resources for educators, student leaders, and professionals about the holocaust

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

A commitment creating more diversity in the field of law, providing better access to all students on the steps needed to select, test for, and enter law school.

• DiscoverLaw.org