Black students often navigate unique challenges in the job search, making it essential to understand the warning signs of workplaces that may not be inclusive. This blog breaks down the top company red flags and provides resources to help you find environments where you can thrive.
In the early days of the pandemic, many UConn engineering graduate students logged into virtual classes feeling uncertain, isolated, and unsure of where to find career support. For Dr. Faye, this moment became a catalyst. Now an Assistant Professor in Residence and Director of Engineering Education Initiatives, she is transforming how graduate students engage with career readiness.
Self-doubt often appears before significant moments. You may experience it before giving a presentation or when taking a test. It can also creep up on you when sharing an idea in front of others. At first, you might assume these feelings mean you aren’t good enough or that you are about to fail. However, doubt is often a signal that what you are about to do matters to you.


