Reframing networking: Indigenous relationality

Reframing networking: Indigenous relationality was originally published in Medium.

By: Nicholet Deschine Parkhurst

Tribal affiliation: Húŋkpapȟa & Diné

Study: Ph.D. in Justice Studies

As an undergraduate, I thought I knew what networking entailed. I attended career fairs and placed my …

By Nicholet Deschine Parkhurst
Nicholet Deschine Parkhurst
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Why College Freshmen Should Start Searching For Internships Early

Why College Freshmen Should Start Searching For Internships Early was originally published in Forbes.

If you’re like most first-year college students right now, you may be thinking, “Life is good, my courses are all set, and there’s nothing else on …

By Colleen Batchelder
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5 tips for exploring career interests in college (and when to switch majors)

5 tips for exploring career interests in college (and when to switch majors) was originally published in Handshake.

Whether you are just about to enter college, in your final year, or about to start your master’s degree, you know well …

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How to turn a part-time, seasonal job into a full-time, permanent science or engineering career

How to turn a part-time, seasonal job into a full-time, permanent science or engineering career was originally published in the College Recruiter

Career experts share practical strategies for transforming temporary positions into lasting careers in science and engineering fields. The path …

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9 Job Search Tips for College Seniors

9 Job Search Tips for College Seniors was originally published in the U.S. News & World Report

Students should look to their college’s career center for help, especially in shaky economic times.

As a college senior, the process of applying for postgraduate …

By Sarah Wood
Sarah Wood Staff Reporter
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Federal Job Interview Questions: What to Expect and How to Tackle Them

When it comes to federal job interviews, they’re a bit different from those in the private sector. The process can be long, detailed, and highly competitive, with many applicants vying for the same position. The stakes are high—after all, a

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16 Thank-you Email Templates for Every Work Situation

When done right, a thank-you email might be the reason someone remembers you for the next job opportunity. And yet, despite its impact, it’s something many people overlook.

In an era of instant messaging, tight deadlines, and endless notifications, it’s …

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Breaking Barriers and Defying Expectations: From Trade School to Technician

Trade school is an increasingly popular and effective way to prepare for a long, fruitful career. For many, the hands-on and skills-based approach that trade school offers is the education they need to help them accomplish their dreams. With that …

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How to Thrive as a Transgender Person in the Workplace

In a perfect world, being transgender in the workplace wouldn’t require strategy. You’d show up, do your job, get paid fairly, and grow in your career like anyone else. No awkward stares when you walk into the breakroom. No uncomfortable …

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Ecology up close as an ACRC intern

Randy Brannan’s internship with the Alaska Coastal Rainforest Center turned a simple classroom comment into a summer full of hands-on learning and outdoor adventure. After telling his professor he loved fieldwork, Randy was invited to join a research team collecting …

By Randy Brannan
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