TheDream.US Networking Guide

TheDream.US reminds students that connecting with alumni, joining organizations, and asking for informational interviews can open doors to mentorship and opportunity.

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Experts from Lime Connect share advice about handling disclosure, requesting accommodations, and more in the job search process.

Over 20% of U.S. undergraduates report a disability—yet many still face barriers to career access and opportunity. Lime Connect, a not-for-profit rebranding disability through achievement, empowers high-achieving students and professionals—including veterans—with scholarships, leadership programs, and career opportunities at top employers.

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How One Connection Led Me to Particle Physics Research in Texas

I am a physics major at Amherst College, currently a junior. This summer, I was really interested in doing particle physics research, especially within a large collaboration like European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). But as an international student, most …

By Jakia Chowdhury
Jakia Chowdhury Peer Career Advisor
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Handshake employees’ best career advice for students of color 

At Handshake, employees connect through identity-based Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that foster community and growth. Members of Wakanda—Handshake’s ERG for Black professionals—recently shared their journeys with the intern class, offering insights on breaking into tech, tackling imposter syndrome, and finding …

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How to embrace AI while protecting personal information and data

From searching through incognito mode to using a burner email, there are ways to take advantage of artificial intelligence while keeping personal information safe. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen stops by TODAY to break down what you need to now to protect …

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How I Turned an Unpaid Internship Into a Launchpad

By the end of my first year, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in tech as a software engineer. But the tech industry can be tough to break into early on because there are only a few internship …

By Pranjal Chalise
Pranjal Chalise Peer Career Advisor
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Know Your Worth: Beyond the Numbers

The article emphasizes that evaluating a job offer goes beyond salary — it’s about aligning your career with your values and sense of purpose. It encourages students to identify their must-haves, nice-to-haves, and value-adds, recognizing that true worth includes ethical alignment, …

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How to Plan for My First Career Advising Appointment 

Effectively preparing for your first meeting at the Loeb Center can lead to a more productive, clear, and invigorating session. Here are some simple tips to help you get ready before your appointment:

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By Justin Goot
Justin Goot Career Advisor
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On AiR: Episode 17 (Arthur Ago ’90)

Marketing and Communications Intern for the Loeb Center, Marc Garraud ’27, chats with Alumni-in-Residence guest Arthur Ago ’90 to discuss what led him to become the Director of Strategic Litigation and Advocacy at the Southern Poverty Law Center, what success …

By Marc Garraud
Marc Garraud Marketing and Communications Intern
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Promoting Educational Equity: Embedding Transformative Social and Emotional Learning in Experiential Learning

The article argues that colleges can advance equity by integrating transformative social and emotional learning (T-SEL) into experiential programs. It explains that T-SEL helps students—especially those from marginalized backgrounds—develop self-awareness, empathy, and collective action skills that connect education with social …

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