Resources for Students & Alumni with Undocumented Status

This article outlines career, education, and financial resources available to students and alumni with undocumented status, including guidance on DACA, workplace rights, and entrepreneurship. It also highlights scholarships, graduate school support, and organizations dedicated to empowering undocumented young people.

By Loeb Center
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Where There Is No Equity Engine: Unequal Geographies of College Success for Low-Income Students

The article defines “Equity Engines” as four-year U.S. colleges that both enroll a high share of low-income students and also graduate them at strong rates, reducing socioeconomic gaps. It finds that such institutions are relatively rare (about 6% of all …

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Blindspot

Emily Botein ’91, an executive producer at WNYC, recently won a prestigious Peabody Award for her work on Blindspot season 3, a documentary podcast about the early days of the AIDS epidemic.

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Three Things to Do During September as a Pre-Law Student

Once you’ve determined that a future career as a lawyer makes sense for you, the next logical question is, “What now?”  Answering that question can be a challenge, as the legal profession itself is a vast ecosystem of practice areas …

By Victoria Wilson
Victoria Wilson Director of Career Education Strategy/Pre-Law Advisor
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Top Questions to Ask in an Investment Banking Interview (and What to Avoid)

This article is about how candidates can make a strong impression in investment banking interviews by asking thoughtful, well-prepared questions at the end of the conversation. It explains what types of questions to avoid, how to research and tailor questions …

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Running Towards Public Health

Written by Ella Jean Raymundo ’27.

Read as Ella reflects on the unpredictability of daily life—from chaotic summer runs in Ann Arbor to the fast-paced, uncertain nature of the Future Public Health Leaders Program (FPHLP) at the University of Michigan.

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About Me Program Director, Careers in Science and Technology Carolyn Estes

A new year is always full of new possibilities.  New students on campus, new staff and faculty members bring new knowledge and ideas, and returning students bringing new insights gleaned from their summer experiences.  I can’t wait to hear about …

By Carolyn (Margolin) Estes
Carolyn (Margolin) Estes Program Director, Careers in Science & Technology
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Connect with Arts & Communication Program Director, Carla Costa

I’m excited for another semester of connecting with students who are interested in exploring and pursuing careers in arts and communication.,

By Carla Costa
Carla Costa Program Director, Careers in Arts and Communication
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About Me – Program Director, Careers in Health Professions Dick Aronson ’69

“I come from a country that understands the need for hard work to overcome past destructiveness and to escape a threatened future. But, we have also learned that miracles happen with vision and spirit. The world needs that vision and …

By Richard Aronson
Richard Aronson Senior Health Professions Advisor
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Welcome!

Hi everyone, and welcome to a new academic year! A special welcome to those of you just beginning your Amherst experience. We are so glad you are here. The Loeb Center team is excited to get to know you and …

By Emily Moreau
Emily Moreau Director of Operations and External Engagement
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