LVC Breen Center exterior view

Breen Center

Wherever You Go, We’re with You All the Way

Explore resources and see how the Breen Center is supporting career success:

  • Students: Internship grants, student employment opportunities, scheduling career coaching appointments in LVC Bridge Forward
  • Faculty: Class Integration Requests
  • Alumni: Take advantage of Breen Center services for life.
  • Employers: Get to know LVC students!

Career & Professional Development at Your Fingertips

Crafting Careers with Meaning

The Breen Center for Career and Professional Development is one of LVC’s most powerful career readiness tools for students, wherever you are in your college journey. At the Breen Center you’ll find a dedicated team of experts who coach, counsel, and guide you to success in your chosen career.

Stone campus building with trees in front

Breen Center In Action

LVC student talks with employer representative at career fair
Breen Center Job Fair Logo
Dutchmen Career Closet
Job and Internship Search on Handshake logo
KPets team poses with dog and LVC President James MacLaren
Nursing simulation at Lebanon Valley College
RKL Exterior Building
Professional development word cloud at Lebanon Valley College
Etiquette Dinner sponsored by Clark Associates
The entrance to the Breen Center
Pizza with Professionals Logo
Edward Zellner
Student and professional talking at a desk.
Cover Letter
Breen TV Logo-Building a Handshake Profile
The Grad School Guide Logo
Job Fair employer talking with student.
LVC students pose with puppies from KPets
Jack Hubley poses with falcon
Heather and Emilie at the Whitaker Center

Our Success Stories

I can’t say enough good things about the Breen Center. Mr. Lopes was a standout mentor for me. He didn’t just give me questions to study; he actually prepared me for the reality of the interview. He helped me build so much confidence that I felt the internship was already mine before I even sat down.
Trey Freeman ’27, Interaction Design
It’s not the subject-matter skills that advance you later in your career, it’s those other softer skills. Work ethic, teamwork, communication, and being a good mentor—those skills are much more important.
Matt Vera ’90, chemist, federal government agency

Happening at the Breen Center