Just like there are 50 ways to leave your lover there are 50 ways to use Twitter as a job search tool. I know that many of you have not jumped on the tweeting bandwagon with quite the same enthusiasm as Facebook but, if I’ve said it once I’ve said it *50* times, you shouldn’t ignore Twitter. Every where I turn these days people are talking about Twitter. Just yesterday in the New York Times there was an article discussing how to use Twitter for work, not diversion. Among other things Twitter is increasingly becoming a place to help with […]

Get started at the CDC with JUMPSTART – Exclusively for YOU (First Years) I know you are all probably wondering why we are bugging you with this sort of stuff now, but BELIEVE YOUR MOTHER! It is never too early to start planning. Jumpstart isn’t about getting a job, it is about exploring yourself, your interests, discovering a plethora of industries and learning about the great tools and resources we have to help you along your way to a major, an externship, an internship, graduate school or a job! JUMPSTART is a non-credit, 4-session special CDC program designed to aid […]

Last week at the presentation from the Intern Queen, she gave several great pointers and tips regarding interviewing. One of which was about the increasingly popular Skype interview. Here is my take on her tips: Always Wear Pants: This is a good lesson for life in general but we’ll just stick to the reasons why in regards to interviewing. You may think because you are sitting down in front of desk you won’t be able to see your legs but this is not a guarantee so let’s just err on the side of caution and put some pants on. Be […]

If you are a SOPHOMORE and are thinking about finding an internship for this summer, this 45 minute session provides information about the internship search process and CDC resources you will need to help you succeed. Sessions will be held: March 4, Noon – 12:45pm, Taylor 113 March 9, Noon – 12:45pm, Taylor 113 March 11, Noon – 12:45pm, Taylor 113 March 25, Noon – 12:45pm, Taylor 113 April 1, Noon – 12:45pm, Taylor 113

The Bucknell Media and Technology Network (BMTN) is extending an invitation to SENIORS to attend: A MEDIA CONVERGENCE: How companies such as NBC Universal, Comcast and Time Warner are employing different strategies for success in the current economic climate. Thursday, March 11, 2010 6:30-9:30 pm, Light dinner buffet provided Hosted at: Lord & Taylor 424 5th Avenue New York, NY 10020 RSVP required on the BRIDGE by 3/4 at 11:59 p.m.; Cost to attend is $10 (cash or BU ID) Don’t miss this amazing event…only 30 spots for seniors! First-come, first-served! The event will feature an expert panel of Bucknell […]

Many opportunities listed on the BRIDGE, including: Deadline:  Monday, March 8, 11:59 p.m. Voices of September 11th: Journalism and Media Studies Internship Half The Sky Foundation: Social Networking Volunteer/Intern, Global Second Chance Employment Services: Intern Stryker Endoscopy: Various Internship Opportunities Sasaki Associates: Internship Citizens for Global Solutions: Research Associate -note new deadline date – will also be at the DC Career Fair!! Undergraduate Executive Internship Program: The Bucknell Undergraduate Executive Internship Program One Laptop per Child: Intern Deadline:  Monday, March 15, 11:59 p.m. Citigroup: Fixed Income Middle Office Intern Geisinger Center for Health Research: Biomedical Equipment Technology Intern (Clinical Engineering) […]

Samantha McDonough ’10 Office of Service Learning- Mural Project, Lewisburg, PA Association for the Arts BPIP Internship Fund Samantha’s internship – Samantha helped the artist in resident paint the mural honoring 10 years of service with the Bucknell Brigade in Nicaragua. Read the article: Nicaraguan artist, student painting memorial mural. Also, here is a link to Samantha’s work itself: http://www.bucknell.edu/x50189.xml BPIP Internship Fund Information Sessions –LAST ONE BEFORE DEADLINE! Sunday, March 7, ELC 217, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Application Deadline is March 22nd Students who want to explore careers in the non-profit and government sectors have a great resource right […]

Uncle Sam needs YOU, he’s just not that good at showing it. As the economy shudders and shakes and civilian companies teeter on a tightrope of uncertainty, there is one sector standing strong and quietly growing: the federal government. The feds are the single largest employer in the country with more than 1.8 million civilian employees on the payroll. Salaries and benefits afforded to government workers are competitive with civilian careers, opportunities to advance are as good or better than in the private sector, and best of all, the government never goes out of business. Think you need to move […]

Beware…you are being watched from the moment you walk in to the interview. From the Culture and Manners Institute: A woman approached me after a talk in Oklahoma and said, “I am the receptionist in my office. The hiring manager has asked me to keep an eye on the job candidates in the waiting room and report back to him which ones are talking on their cell phones, checking messages, or texting. Those are the candidates we do not hire.” Avoid using your cell phone or text messaging while sitting in the waiting room before an interview or even a […]

As some of you may be aware (at least 60 of you who had anticipated going to this fair in February) we had to postpone the initial Communications and Arts Fair. Luckily we were able to reschedule and can now re-offer it! We hope you can make it! Communication & Arts Fair – Take 2 🙂 Tuesday, March 23rd, RSVP on the BRIDGE by 3/18 5:30 – 7:30 pm CNN Time-Warner Transportation Available The purpose of this event is to offer students an environment to network with alumni, parents and representatives from the Communications (Marketing/PR, Advertising, Journalism, Publishing/Print Media, TV/Radio, […]