The Best Time to Look for Jobs

From Interstride by Susan Shor

Should you send that application during the summer or over winter holiday? Over the weekend or first thing Monday? Timing may not be everything, but it can make a difference in your application. We look …

By Rachel Leong-Sato (She/Her)
Rachel Leong-Sato (She/Her)
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Build Your PM Portfolio: Planning a Summer Side Project (Leland Webinar)

About the event

June 10th, 5:00pm-5:45PM

After this session, you will know how to scope a summer side project that reads as genuine product work, not just a portfolio filler. We will cover how to choose a problem worth solving, …

By Sarah Boland (She/Her)
Sarah Boland (She/Her) Career Coach
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Seattle Print Arts: Kristen T Ramirez Fellowship for Latine Printmakers

This fellowship, specifically for Latine printmakers, exists to honor Kristen T Ramirez, who passed in 2021. As an artist, teacher, arts administrator, and community activist, Kristen’s inspiration and impact is immeasurable. In Kristen’s words, “I was really interested in printmaking …

By Sarah Boland (She/Her)
Sarah Boland (She/Her) Career Coach
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Internship Cold Email Strategies For Startups And Tech Companies

Original article written by NuReply team and published on NuReply

Landing an internship at a startup or tech company often starts with a well-crafted cold email that cuts through crowded inboxes and captures attention instantly. Unlike traditional applications, cold emailing …

By Sarah Boland (She/Her)
Sarah Boland (She/Her) Career Coach
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Living with Chronic Illness or Disability | Know Your Strengths

The job search is already an anxiety-inducing endeavor, but it can also be demoralizing when you live with chronic illness or disability. You may be unsure of whether or not to disclose your health status from the get-go and, if …

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New Minor! Sustainability and Environmental Justice

Interested in tackling issues of sustainability through the lens of environmental justice?

A minor in Sustainability and Environmental Justice (SEJ) helps students apply a justice lens to the connections among sustainability, sovereignty, structural racism, climate change, biodiversity loss, and legal …

By Meaghan Wood (She/Her)
Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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Handshake: Spring Quarter Job & Internship Postings

Starting your job or internship search? You’re in luck! There are currently 50,000+ opportunities accepting applications on Handshake. And 35,000 of these postings were added in the past 30 days. That means fresh opportunities are waiting for you right now!

By Wendy Israel (She/Her)
Wendy Israel (She/Her) Career Technologies Manager
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Free Workshop: Emergency Medicine Unfiltered: Residency, Real Life, and the Road to Becoming a Physician [6/12]

Workshop Description:
If you have ever wondered what emergency medicine is really like The Pitt, fast-paced stereotypes, and second-hand opinions, this workshop is for you. Designed for community college and university premed students, this session offers an honest look at …

By Brandi Hilliard (She/Her)
Brandi Hilliard (She/Her) Associate Director of Coaching Operations
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How to get legal experience before applying to law school

Read the full article by Hillary Mantis, Esq on the National Jurist website. Start reading below…

It can be hard to get legal experience on your resume. And is it really even necessary? Do you absolutely need legal experience before …

By Meaghan Wood (She/Her)
Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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Internship Corner – Apply Now! Project-based Learning Cohort

Looking for a way to build real‑world experience without a long‑term commitment? The Project‑Based Learning Cohort connects UW Seattle undergraduates with short, hands‑on projects from on‑campus employers, while helping you build the skills you’ll need for internships, jobs, or research …

By Eli Davis (She/They)
Eli Davis (She/They) Internship Program Manager
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