In her recent article,” Figuring Out What Kind of Role is Right for You,” in The Career Kickstart, a newsletter that provides advice from recruiters on how to land your first big opportunity, Danielle Schumacher, a Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist …
Between final projects, classes, and trying not to spiral into a quarter-life crisis over my LinkedIn profile, finding time to prepare for interviews can sometimes feel borderline impossible. I met with Career Coach Mary Catherine and asked her for a 10-question speed coaching appointment to cover the basics of getting ready for the interview process – read along to see what I’ve learned from her insight!
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Emily Alty is a current senior at the University of Connecticut studying Sociology and Environmental Studies on a Pre-Law Track. As a Division I athlete on UConn’s Track and Field team, she’s not just juggling academics and athletics — she’s mastering them. Spring 2025 graduate, she reflects on her college journey which has been filled with challenges, growth, and gratitude. Read along to see how her academic journey has encompassed her passion for environmental justice and human connection, as well as the desire to enact real change through policy and legal work.
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Pursuing a degree in Social Work requires focused consideration. The field spans diverse specialties, emphasizing empathy, adaptability, and cultural competence. Despite its challenges, social work promises substantial societal impact through meaningful service and advocacy. Read along for 5 tips on how to excel in the field of Social Work.
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The University of Connecticut and University of Rhode Island (URI) were jointly awarded a five-year contract from General Dynamics Electric Boat (GDEB) to provide regional workforce development support to the Maritime Industrial Base.
The ANCHOR (Advancing Naval Careers through Higher-ed …
Aside from balancing two majors in marine sciences and ecology and evolutionary biology, Gabrielle Tullock says her undergraduate experience at UConn also taught her another important lesson: to step out of her comfort zone.
If she hadn’t, she wouldn’t have …
UConn’s newest alumni continued to excel after receiving their diplomas, with about 92% of recent graduates holding full-time jobs, continuing their education, or following other pursuits of their choosing within six months after graduating.
The large majority also stayed in …
Transitioning from military service or an ROTC program into the civilian workforce is a significant shift, filled with challenges as well as vibrant opportunities. Marine Corps veteran and Quinnipiac University graduate Nick DeLeonardo, now a Truck Rental Assistant Branch Manager at Enterprise, shares his insights on making a successful transition while leveraging military experience and excelling in civilian careers.
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Despite the challenges associated with the job search process, there are many ways to stay motivated and manage stress effectively. Here are seven tips to help you navigate the job search process with confidence and resilience.
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It’s a confusing time to be a job seeker right now: While artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly critical part of work, many companies (including AI-focused ones) are emphasizing how much they disapprove of the technology being used in …
