Adam Kempf

Adam Kempf is the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Career Services at the University of Notre Dame’s Meruelo Family Center for Career Development. In this role, he leads strategic initiatives to support over 2,200 undergraduates in the College of Arts and Letters, empowering students through career discernment, professional development, and experiential learning opportunities. A former classroom teacher and ACE Teaching Fellow, Adam integrates a strong foundation in inclusive pedagogy, mentorship, and data-driven strategy into his work. He has delivered workshops and presentations across campus, built partnerships with academic departments, and led high-impact career treks to connect students with alumni in major cities. Adam holds a Master of Education from Notre Dame and a Bachelor’s degree in History from Xavier University, with minors in Environmental Studies and Peace and Justice Studies. His approach combines a deep commitment to social justice, environmental stewardship, and student-centered advising to cultivate purpose-driven career outcomes for liberal arts students.

What does being a "career champion" mean to you?
It means that I am simply willing to help others so that they can become "career champions."