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The nonprofit sector offers employment opportunities across all areas. People who work in the sector know why they are there, the greater good that their work and organization are serving, and how they’re contributing to the public interest.
Work at the best place on campus to help you (and your classmates) identify and move toward your career goals.
One of the biggest benefits of having a Handshake profile is getting messages directly from recruiters who think you could be a good fit for their jobs! Here are 4 tips for responding to a recruiter’s message.
Paul Danenberg ’23 attended the recent exclusive session for Bucknellians to learn how to best use LinkedIn with Ruthie Hertzberg ’13. Here are is tips and takeaways if you couldn’t attend.
We’ve gathered a rundown of 6 great Pre-Law Opportunities for BIPOC with approaching application dates.
Tips to help you craft your Handshake profile to stand out.
Networking requires action and a willingness to share information over time to form a professional contact. It’s estimated that somewhere between 50-80% of internships and jobs are gained through networking, so consider giving it a try!
Are you looking for an interesting volunteer opportunity that brings together the technical and social aspects of engineering? Winnie Okello ’10 is the founder of HARPnow.org is looking for volunteers to help create social change.
Learn more about the Bucknell Undergraduate Executive Internship Program at an upcoming info sessions.
Welcome back! As the spring semester gets underway, the CCA is here and ready to work with you on your career goals. Here’s how:
Whether you are connecting with employers through Handshake, Career Fair, Meet & Greets, LinkedIn, or any other path, we have some tips to help you prepare.
Strategies, tips, articles and resources that may be of helpful to focus on DEI in your career goals.
The Center for Sustainability & the Environment is calling for research proposals for summer student research.
If you are applying for research opportunities or graduate school, you will often be asked for a CV or a Curriculum Vitae.
If you are interested in social impact and PR don’t miss this webinar. The panel discussion will be led by Bucknell Parent Scott Pansky, co-founder of Allison+Partners.
