Your Coaching Team
Within weeks of arriving on campus, you’ll connect with three people invested in your academic, personal, and professional success — guaranteed.
The best performers, the best singers, the best athletes, the best writers, the best executives — they have one thing in common: great coaches. Muhlenberg’s innovative coaching program pairs every incoming student with a personalized team (an academic advisor, a career coach, and a college life coach) to help them maximize their potential right from the start of their college journey.
What to Expect From Your Coaching Team
Academic Life
Academic advisors help you chart your educational journey from as early as the summer before your first year. Your advisor may change as you declare your major but their investment in your academic success remains.
Career Services
First-year students meet individually with career coaches to develop a Muhlenberg Action Plan (MAP) — the key word being “action.” While each student’s MAP is unique depending on where they think they’d like to land, they’ll leave this meeting and all future career coaching meetings with action items they can complete in the short-term to begin working toward the larger goal of a fulfilling future.
College Life
Deepen your involvement in Muhlenberg activities by connecting with a college life coach. These coaches can offer perspective and guidance spanning all aspects of co-curricular and residential life.
The Impact of Our Coaching Program
Partners in Excellence
Learn more about the people who make the transformational coaching experience possible.
Our Faculty
Meet the passionate experts ready to guide you as you begin your collegiate academic journey.
The Career Center
Where new students build knowledge around the world of work, identify their skills, and gain the ability to articulate the power of their liberal arts education
Student Life
At Muhlenberg, the residential, extracurricular experience is a critical piece of each student’s educational journey.
The Impact of Coaching at Muhlenberg
Students Enhance Analytics Skills in The Data Lab
Advised by Associate Professor of Business Greg Collins, students teach each other, building critical technical skills (and leadership skills) in these hour-long weekly workshops.
Professional Organization Spotlights Career Center Program for Sophomores
The first Sophomore Career Accelerator, a two-day immersive career development experience complete with site visits to local employers, took place in January.
Ednah Asiema ’26 Conducts Research on Women's Roles in China and Korea
Asiema, a pre-law international studies major and political science and anthropology double minor, is looking at both history and today's society to understand gender inequality.