New York Medical College 2-Year Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences Master’s Program – Information Session

Come join us at the Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences (iBMS) Master’s Program Information Session!

The 2-year M.S. Degree in Biomedical Sciences prepares students for applying to medical school, dental school, veterinary school, PA programs and PhD programs as well as careers in …

By Alyssa Rodriguez
Alyssa Rodriguez Career Advisor
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Semiconductor-focused hybrid I-Corps regional course

Rochester, in partnership with Syracuse University, is offering a semiconductor-focused hybrid I-Corps regional course June 17 through July 17. This hybrid course begins online and culminates with a trip to San Francisco,  for the SEMICON West convention. Up to $5,000 …

By Daniel Greninger
Daniel Greninger Career Advisor
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How To Translate Veteran Experience To Land A Civilian Job

We spoke with Tara Carlidge, Recruiting Manager at Citi and former Personnel Officer in the U.S. Army, to ask her about what advice she has for veterans trying to translate their experience serving into the corporate/civilian world when they go …

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Center for First-generation Student Success

The Center for First-generation Student Success is focused on advancing the success of first-generation students and you can find many resources on their website. For example, the Financial Aid and Financial Literacy for First-Generation Students Resource Guide includes links to …

By Mindy Peet
Mindy Peet Volunteer Program Director
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People with Disabilities

National Alliance on Mental Illness

Although 61 million Americans are living with a disability, it is common for people with disabilities to encounter discrimination, mental illness, poverty, inadequate access to care, stigmas, and abuse. If you are struggling with mental …

By Christina Pero
Christina Pero Employer Engagement Program Director
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Mental Health Awareness: What You Can Do to Help

All throughout the month of May we’ve been covering a variety of topics relating to mental well-being, from the telltale signs of burnout at work, to the different types of mental health leave available to you. Today we’re going to …

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Interview Prep for UX Design Roles with Adobe

Adobe UX Designer (and Springboard mentor!) Karen Ko has a fascinating job: she works on the Creative Cloud Desktop application and Creative Cloud libraries. But a couple of years ago, she was just another applicant from a UX Bootcamp program. 

By Springboard
Bridging the world's skills gap through affordable, high-quality, online education.
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Top 10 glamorous healthcare jobs for students, recent grads, and others early in their careers

The healthcare sector, known for its vital and often challenging work, also offers a range of glamorous jobs that can be appealing to students, recent graduates, and those at the beginning of their careers. These positions combine the fulfillment of …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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5 Steps to Disclosing an Invisible Disability at Work

By Dibs Baer
The Muse

People with disabilities face challenges within the workplace, and those with invisible disabilities, such as arthritis, PTSD, autoimmune disorders, depression, etc., may face significant barriers. People with invisible disabilities can experience fear or uncertainty with …

By Christina Pero
Christina Pero Employer Engagement Program Director
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Resume Dos and Don’ts for Ph.D.s

By: Jennifer S Furlong & Stacy M Hartman

In this article, check out tips and strategies for navigating the creation and maintenance of a resume as a PhD student & graduate for the internship and/or job search process in industry …

By David Cota-Buckhout
David Cota-Buckhout Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement and Career Support
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