Everyone’s career path is unique. Whether you’re a first year or a senior, we offer resources and advising to help you consider and shape your own way forward through internships, networking, jobs, alumni connections, or reflection on how your academic …
“On the eve of their graduation, Contributing Writers Ryan Kyle ’23 and Anna Hogarth ’23 reflect on the career exploration resources they wish they’d utilized sooner.”
The Asian University for Women (AUW) aims to provide education, skill-building, and empowerment for women of developing countries unable to access higher education due to a lack of opportunities for women, danger to safety, or economic concerns. The AUW teaching …
In this article, Dr. Geronomius discusses her theory of weathering, or the “constant stress of living within a racist society could lead to poor health for marginalized groups,” and her journey to being heard.
Many recent college grads head into the job search just hoping to land that first job to start their career. Others graduate from college with a clear goal in mind: To become a corporate leader, company president, CEO, or major …
This article shares 16 careers in social impact.
The article describes what a situational interview is, what to expect in this type of interview, and how to prepare for one.
This article will help you evaluate the areas in which you can improve in the job or internship search and how to adjust your strategies to help get a job offer.
Five technical and five general skills for a career in data analytics are outlined in this article.
“Dr. Meron Hirpa ’11 is a physician focused on public health and health equity in Cincinnati and Ethiopia. She recalls bidding an emotional farewell to her family and enrolling at Amherst as a first-generation college student, in pursuit of …
This article distinguishes the important differences to be aware of between the functions and formats of a resume and LinkedIn profile, and how to use each of these methods of professional profiles to your advantage.