Student-to-Student Blogs

The Humanities For Life (HFL) Internship Program offers social good and creative-based internships at nonprofits in the Rochester area, funded by a $5,000 stipend for each student.

Despite the endless flow of information, critical resources always fly under the radar of even the most diligent student.

These three tips are professional values new interns may not immediately think about, but they can be crucial to ensuring success in a new workplace.

The Greene Center has been instrumental in my career progression. Not only have they helped me reach new opportunities, but they’ve also provided me with the confidence and support needed to navigate my desired field.

Great news, you have an upcoming appointment with a Greene Center advisor! You’ve taken a smart step in jump starting your career.

These skills are invaluable to students searching for a job or internship.

Letters of recommendation: What are they? Why do we need them? And how on Earth do we ask for one?

Here are some tips to preserve both your productivity and your sanity when working remotely.

I took CASC 104 on a whim, based on one random email I saw advertising it. It was probably the best course registration decision I will ever make.

From my internship I learned that being flexible is crucial and unexpected changes in the schedule were actually some of the best moments from my entire experience.