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The Value in Volunteering

By Jay Killough posted an hour ago
By Jay Killough Jay Killough is the director of the Texas Tech University Career Center. April 20, 2021 Growing up in Clovis, New Mexico, my first ...
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Raise Your Hand: Volunteerism

By David Ong posted 7 days ago
By David Ong April 13, 2021 David Ong is senior director for talent acquisition for Maximus. He is currently president-elect of NACE and assumes the ...
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NACE Is Celebrating National Volunteer Appreciation Month

By Cecelia Nader posted 19 days ago
April 1, 2021 Cecelia Nader is senior executive and volunteer administrator for NACE. April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month. We hear ...
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When the Winds Shift: Navigating Career Velocity, Part 2

By Janet Long posted 28 days ago
March 23, 2021 Dr. Janet Long is executive director of career design and development at Widener University. This is the second of two parts. Read ...
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When the Winds Shift: Navigating Career Velocity, Part 1

By Janet Long posted 03-16-2021
March 16, 2021 Dr. Janet Long is executive director of career design and development at Widener University. This is the first of two parts. “I shall ...
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Completing a Ph.D. Program While Working and Parenting: Here's Exactly What It Took

By Celeste Spier posted 03-09-2021
March 9, 2021   Celeste Spier is associate director, career and professional development, at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, where she recently ...
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Delivering Effective Career Services to Student Veterans

By Jennifer Pluta posted 03-02-2021
March 2, 2021 Jennifer Renee Pluta is assistant director of Veteran Career Services, Office of Veteran and Military Affairs, Syracuse University, and ...
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Seven Reasons Why Employers Should Hire International Graduates

By Nitin Agrawal posted 02-23-2021
February 23, 2021 Nitin Agrawal is founder and CEO of Interstride For a long time, the United States has led all other countries as the top destination ...
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The Masked Interviewer: Proper Mask Etiquette When Meeting an Employer

By Ihor Andruch posted 02-16-2021
February 16, 2021 Ihor Andruch , MAHE, has been a career counselor at Berkeley College  since 2016. Ihor is also an adjunct professor at Berkeley ...
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Help Students Start the New Year With a Revamped Job/Internship Search: Advice From Recruiters

By Kevin Collins posted 02-09-2021
February 9, 2021 Kevin Collins  is the  Senior Assistant Director  of the Career and Professional Development Center and a c areer  c ...
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Top 3 Ways the Pandemic Changed the Work World

By Chaim Shapiro posted 02-02-2021
February 2, 2021 Chaim Shapiro,  M.Ed.,  is the director of the  Office for Student Success  at  Touro College .         ...
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Pivot! Lessons Learned From a Shift Into All Virtual Programming

By Kathryn Kaysen Jackson posted 01-26-2021
January 26, 2021 Kathryn Kaysen Jackson is the d irector of Alumni Career Services at the University of Illinois Chicago. I believe 2020  ...
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The Job Search Is Like Launching a Shoe Company…

By Kevin Collins posted 01-19-2021
January 19, 2021 Kevin Collins is a career consultant at Carnegie Mellon University - Career and Professional Development Center.     I recently ...
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Career Opportunities and Barriers: An Asian-American Perspective

By Keith Sun posted 01-08-2021
January 8, 2021 Keith W. Sun is  the assistant director  of  the   Lindner Career Services Center at University of Cincinnati.  He is a member ...
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STAR+E: An Undergraduate Teaching Strategy to Make the STAR Model Stick

By Kate Ditewig-Morris posted 12-08-2020
December 8, 2020 Kathleen (Kate) Ditewig -Morris, MA  is the internship program director , internships instructor, and interviewing ...
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Caution: Mentor Programs Need Guidance

By Peter Titlebaum posted 12-01-2020
December 1, 2020 by Peter Titlebaum and  Drew  Formentini     Peter Titlebaum ,  Ed.D ,  is a professor at the University of Dayton. ...
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Guided Peer Reviews – Keeping Our Work Human Centered in Small but Mighty Offices

By Chris Miciek posted 11-17-2020
November 17, 2020 Chris Miciek, director, and Juli McDonald, assistant director of the Thomas Jefferson University Career Development Center   Around ...
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There Is Something Write With You!

By Ned Khatrichettri posted 11-10-2020
November 10, 2020 Ned Khatrichettri, M.A., is an internship coordinator in the College of Humanities at the University of Utah.   Student ...
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College Professor/Amazon Driver: My Double Life

By Peter Titlebaum posted 11-02-2020
Peter Titlebaum is a professor at the University of Dayton Every ti me the Amazon van drove by, I reflected on how those hard-working drivers were the ...
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Bridging the Gap: Building Connections for Graduate Students

By Fatim Lelenta posted 10-27-2020
October 27, 2020 Fatim Lelenta is the assistant director of graduate student development in The Wasserman Center for Career Development at New York ...
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