Loeb Center for Career Exploration and Planning

As of 2024, Gallup reports that about 9.3% of the U.S. population identifies as LGBTQ+. Yet in the Fortune 500, fewer than 1% of roughly 5,400 board seats are held by LGBTQ+ leaders, and the C-suite isn’t much better. The …

The piece argues that the future of work should use AI to enhance human abilities rather than simply replace workers, urging leaders and organizations to make conscious choices about how they deploy the technology. Drawing on research and management theory, …

If you’re an autistic adult, the right job can significantly enhance your quality of life. Beyond financial independence, it can build confidence, provide a sense of purpose, and offer fulfilling social connections.

In this blog post, I’m excited to share …

Ryan Chang shares insights into his career and how being Chinese has impacted his success with Northwestern Mutual.

Written by Riz Ayub ’27

The internship search and networking can be daunting experiences. Cold emailing, coming up with intelligent-sounding questions for people 20-30 years older than you, and guessing what a workplace is like from the website can all …

Marketing and Communications Intern for the Loeb Center Dian Kun Yin ’28 chats with Alumni-in-Residence guest Stefan Breitling ’13 to discuss his career journey in pediatric medicine, and the lessons and advice he has to share with students interested in …

The piece discusses how higher-education leaders can integrate AI responsibly while balancing innovation, risk, and institutional values. It emphasizes the need for clear guardrails, shared governance, and AI literacy so faculty, staff, and students can benefit from the technology without …

Getting a job or internship offer is exciting and well-earned—but for many Black new hires, especially those entering underrepresented fields, that moment can also bring complex emotions. Questions often surface: Will I be respected? Will I be the only person …

Being first-generation means learning to navigate the unknown—and embracing the growth that comes with it. Instead of letting challenges shake your confidence, use them as stepping stones. Whether it’s handling project setbacks, speaking up in meetings, or asking for help, …

The report explores how Americans view artificial intelligence, revealing a mix of optimism and concern about its impact on jobs, privacy, and society. While many see AI as offering useful benefits, a significant portion worry about risks like job displacement, …