How to conduct a successful informational interview

Informational interviews are a good way to get the answers you need to make career choices. Asking experienced professionals who have specialized expertise about their role and what it involves can give you real-world insights.

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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A Community of Champions: 2025 Career Everywhere Recognition & Celebration Recap

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2025 Career Everywhere Recognition & Celebration! It was a pleasure to see so many Career Champions in-person and virtually. We are appreciative of the work you have done the past year and the passion …

By Lily Guberman
Lily Guberman Marketing Assistant
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LinkedIn’s New AI Job Search

LinkedIn – or just about any job board – has barely tinkered with the original formula since the early days of Monster.com:

You know the drill – job title, location, filters. Rinse, wash, and repeat.

Which is why their new …

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What Are Religious ERGs, and Why Do They Matter? 

Recently, I helped organize a career panel for our religious-affiliated affinity group on campus. The idea was to connect students with employers who not only value diversity, but also actively support religious inclusion in the workplace. We were especially hoping …

By Olufemi Fagun
Olufemi Fagun Graduate Assistant, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (He/Him/His)
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Smart Strategies: Leveraging AI in Your First Job or Internship Search

Landing your first professional job or corporate internship can feel overwhelming, but AI can make the process smoother and more effective. Generative AI tools, like ChatGPT or Claude, are powerful allies for streamlining research, improving your application materials, and helping …

By CareerShift
Job hunting & career management solutions
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Overcoming the Fear of Pursuing a Career as an Undocumented Student

Along our undergraduate and professional journey, we may start to develop fears about facing our futures, especially as undocumented and DACAmented students. It is common (and completely normal!) to experience heightened anxiety, as your future may sometimes seem uncertain. In this …

By Dyanee Spencer
Dyanee Spencer
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Engineering Students Excel at UConn Stamford’s First Senior Design Day

In between classes, careers, hobbies, and other obligations, coordinating plans with friends can be difficult for many college students and young professionals.

“We’ve all experienced this planning chaos firsthand,” says Jainil Desai ’25 (ENG), a computer science major. “What if …

By Olivia Drake
Olivia Drake Temp University Specialist NE
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Things I Wish I Knew as a First-Generation Student   

When I first came to university as a first-generation student, I was both excited and thoroughly overwhelmed. Without family members who had gone through the process before me, I had to figure out a lot on my own – sometimes …

By Daniela Ramos
Daniela Ramos
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Career Focused Podcasts for Black Students: How to Make the Most Out of Them  

In recent years, the popularity of podcasts has grown exponentially. The accessibility of opening your device, clicking on a podcast, and listening from anywhere has been the biggest attraction. Within the wide range of podcast topics, one that specifically benefits college students are podcasts on career readiness conversations and advice. Career readiness podcasts discuss topics about navigating post-grad, corporate workplace culture, professionalism, networking, and are even centered around specific career paths. Read along for tips and recommendations on how to make the most of these types of podcasts.

By Ashley Cruz
Ashley Cruz Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Intern for the Latine Affinity Community
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Keys to Success – Résumé Building and Writing 

A résumé is a personal marketing tool designed to showcase your relevant skills and experiences garnered through your life experiences. Throughout your college journey and beyond, you’ll use it in a variety of situations—applying for part-time jobs, campus leadership roles, internships, graduate programs, full-time positions, and more. It can serve as a roadmap, helping you recognize the strengths you already have and guiding you toward the professional skills you want to build. But how can you be sure your résumé is effective? Will it even make it past the initial screening? And if it does reach a real person, how can you stand out in the mere 30 seconds they’ll likely spend reviewing it? Don’t worry – this guide will walk you through a variety of strategies and resources to help you perfect your résumé, giving you the confidence to apply for any position. 

By Benjamin Talty
Benjamin Talty
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