FREE Virtual Career Fairs in Higher Ed 10/23 *Registration Open

Check out these excellent FREE career fairs, which are great for recent graduates and early career professionals who are interested in entry-level positions in higher education! Register Now.

Join us for the free inaugural HERC Jobs Higher Ed Virtual Career …

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Lily Burnstein (She/Her) Career Coach
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Kaiser Permanente Pre-Health Virtual Rounds Fall Program *Applications Open*

Kaiser Permanente Healthcare career pathways (KP HCCP) has opened their Pre-Health Virtual Rounds (VR) Fall Program 2024.

Application Deadline Sept 25th @11:59 PM

Application Link: https://www.cognitoforms.com/KaiserPermanente3/WPMGVirtualRoundsCollegeFall2024

If you have any questions, please reach out to Mixcila.X.Sanchez@kp.org or email their colleagues Aylin.X.Rendon@kp.org

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
Lily Burnstein (She/Her) Career Coach
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Virtual Volunteering Opportunity for students *great for pre-health*

Conversations to Remember, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is dedicated towards combating loneliness and isolation felt by senior citizens. Their virtual visit program matches 2-3 college students with residents of long-term care, assisted living, and memory care communities for virtual video visits. …

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
Lily Burnstein (She/Her) Career Coach
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How to Start an LGBTQIA+ Employee Resource Group

Jenna DeWitt graduated with a journalism degree in 2011, a bleak year for the magazine industry. Through connections from her Baylor University mentors, she pursued openings with nonprofit publications and began rising up the ranks of the Christian magazine world, …

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7 Tips on Generational Wealth and How to Build It

Establishing generational wealth certainly feels like the ultimate test of financial prowess, and frankly, depending on your lifestyle, learning how to build generational wealth can be pretty vital. Tech evolution, political instability, climate change; there’s a lot going on that …

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RSO Spotlight: Program on Climate Change Undergraduate Cohort

The Program on Climate Change Undergraduate Cohort (UCo) is a place for undergraduates interested in advancing climate science to steer their own proverbial ship, create events, and belong to a community of others interested in climate science. With help from …

By Meaghan Wood (She/Her)
Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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Vault Career Intelligence

Want to research career paths, learn more about individual companies or explore specific professions? UW’s subscription to Vault provides students with free access to in-depth guides, tips for entering different fields, and more. A few examples of Vault’s vast library …

By Wendy Israel (She/Her)
Wendy Israel (She/Her) Career Technologies Manager
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What is it like to work for the U.S. federal government as a student or recent grad?

The United States federal government is the world’s second-largest employer with 2.1 million civilian employees. For payroll and other human resource purposes, most fall under the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.

Working for the U.S. federal government, especially early in …

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Internship Corner – Making a Lasting Impression

Internships are a fantastic way to gain hands-on experience, learn about your industry, and build a network. But how do you make the leap from being an intern to securing a full-time job? Here are some tips to help you …

By Eli Davis (She/They)
Eli Davis (She/They) Internship Program Manager
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Student Stories: Danny Quaranta

Danny’s Advice – Apply Broadly 

When you’re looking for a first job or internship, apply to everything you find remotely interesting. Finding a job with little to no experience in your field is tough. The more time you spend sending …

By Wendy Israel (She/Her)
Wendy Israel (She/Her) Career Technologies Manager
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