Career Communities bring together students who are studying majors that can lead to similar career paths. Each Career Community is led by a Career Coach, and is supported by an Employer Relations team member and a Student Advisory Board. As a community, students will hear from their Career Community leaders about events, internships, resources, and entry level jobs and career paths that are logical for these majors. They will also have the chance to gain skills and confidence in connecting with employers and alumni from their areas of interest.
Students are aligned to a primary Career Community by major. Students who have not yet declared a major are aligned to the Career Explorer Community. Students can change or join additional Career Communities at any time by following these simple steps: click ‘Log In’ (top right of screen), select ‘Preferences’, ‘Select your academic and career preferences’, select your Career Community(s)
Help shape your Career Community! Student Advisors are a vital part of a successful Career Community. This is a wonderful opportunity to have your voice heard about the kinds of programming and resources you feel are most valuable to you and your peers, and to help bring your community together. This low commitment leadership opportunity can help you expand your network, add to your resume, and build valuable workplace skills. Ready to learn more? Email your Career Coach to get started!
I hope you all are finishing the semester strong! You will be on winter break soon and there are a few things that I recommend you do over this time. Please find my winter break checklist below:
Amanda Sickler received an internship at Grandstand Media in Manhattan for this upcoming semester. In the video below, Amanda describes the process of direct inquiries she used to find this internship. Not all companies or organizations will welcome direct inquiries, but there are …
By Liam Ross-Fitzgibbons
Liam Ross-FitzgibbonsAssociate Director of Career and Professional Development, Bronx Campus
The weather outside was frightful for our planned event! But don’t worry, we’ve rescheduled Grad School Interviews for Clinical Programs to February 5, 2019. It feels far away now, but I hope this will be perfect timing for your interview preparation. Please …
By Joi Sampson
Joi SampsonAssociate Director of Career and Professional Development
If you’re thinking about a career in research, medicine, or lab work (among others) a summer research experience can be invaluable to your career path. In addition to helping you make career decisions and gain hands-on experience in your field, …
