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Michele Weingeist

Manager, Albers Experiential Programs

The Manager of the Albers Career Center's Experiential Programs oversees the mentor program and career fairs, and provides career counseling for students.

Biography

Michele joined the Albers School of Business and Economics in 2021. She has extensive experience in the tech, non-profit, and education sectors and uses her skills to create and support meaningful student engagement and career development programs and events. Michele provides students with support as they develop their resumes, prep for interviews, gain networking skills, connect with a mentor and find internships.

Prior to joining Seattle University, Michele worked at WHY FOR GOOD, serving as a project manager for Ciara and Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation. There, she helped design and rollout three unique programs to increase teen usage at local libraries in partnership with JPMorgan Chase and King County Library Services.

Earlier in her career, she worked in corporate and foundation relations at Technology Access Foundation. At TAF, she implemented a comprehensive program to fundraise and secure high-tech internships for students of color participating in TAF's extensive STEM training program.

Before working in education, Michele was instrumental in the development and launching of several web-based products and businesses in Seattle's dynamic high-tech industry.

Education

  • BA, Psychology, San Jose State University