First Gen Student Spotlight: Sara Gallo

Meet Sara Gallo, a First Gen graduate who received a Bachelor’s of Arts in Human Development and Family Sciences this May. She shares her experiences with us about navigating her career path within the healthcare field.

By Chelsea Osei
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LGBTQ+ Entrepreneurs Share Their Pride

Local LGBTQ+ identifying entrepreneurs have shared guidance and advice to others within the queer community looking to start their own business, along with personal insights about being open with their identity as business owners.

By Heidi Pineda
Heidi Pineda DE&I Career Ambassador Program Coordinator
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LGBTQ+ Student Organizations

Student organizations are associations wherein students can connect with other students based on something in common, whether that be the same field of interest, the same cultural or ethnic background, or a shared hobby. These organizations have resources, mentorship programs, events and …

By Maggie Cummings
Maggie Cummings Career Consulting and Services Intern
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8 Mental Health Issues Affecting Latinx People in the Workplace

What does it mean to be Latinx? 

“Latinx (the gender-neutral term for people of Latin American ancestry) people make up a little less than 20 percent of the United States population. Latinx people are the second-fastest-growing racial or ethnic minority …

By Gabriela Nagy
Gabriela Nagy 8 Mental Health Issues Affecting Latinx People in the Workplace
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Rights of Pagans and Wiccans in the Workplace

“When it comes to job discrimination, as a Pagan or Wiccan you may find yourself face-to-face with an employer who simply doesn’t know anything about your path, as opposed to one who is intentionally discriminating against you. Many Pagans do …

By Patti Wigington
Patti Wigington
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A Fresh Take on Fat: Nanoparticle Technology Provides Healthy Trans, Saturated Fat Alternative

The old adage that oil and water don’t mix isn’t entirely accurate. While it’s true that the two compounds don’t naturally combine, turning them into one final product can be done. You just need an emulsifier, an ingredient commonly used …

By Francesca Crivello
Francesca Crivello Assessment & Technology Coordinator
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Two Hidden Gems of the Center for Career Development Website

Prior to working for the Center for Career Development, I had only had a vague idea of the resources it offered on its website. I knew I could make an appointment to talk with a career coach, and there were …

By Lauren Deleon
Lauren Deleon Program Development and Marketing Intern
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Student Success Story: Jaden Del Gobbo

Jaden Del Gobbo (pictured center) is a rising senior majoring in Allied Health Sciences with a concentration in Public Health Promotion and minors in Healthcare Management and Insurance Studies and Latin American Studies. He has shared his experience as both a Research Assistant and Research Coordinator for the SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine and You COVID-19 longitudinal clinical research study at Yale University.

By Heidi Pineda
Heidi Pineda DE&I Career Ambassador Program Coordinator
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Innovatively Measuring Corporate Religious Equity & Inclusion

If finding a company to work for that values equity and inclusion is important to you, you have likely spent some time online searching for “most diverse companies” or “companies that value DE&I.” Throughout your searches, you have probably stumbled …

By Lisa Famularo
Lisa Famularo Associate Director, Student Engagement and DE&I | Pronouns: she, her, hers
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3 Tips on Finding a Job that’s LGBTQ+ Inclusive

As an LGBTQ+ student, you may be wondering whether your future employer is fostering an inclusive workplace. In this article, we will talk about finding jobs in a career that is both inclusive and fulfilling.

By Alex Manna
Alex Manna Program Assistant | Pronouns: they/them/theirs
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