Been away so long you hardly knew the place? Well, now you’re back in the LBG; you don’ t know how lucky are! In all seriousness…WELCOME BACK! Classes are in full swing and the Career Development Center is too! Here’s a brief refresher on the walk-in offerings we have: Quick Questions Walk-in question period covering a wide variety of topics: job and internship search, graduate school, etc. Monday-Friday; 1:30-3:30 BRIDGE Quick Questions Walk-in question period for BRIDGE related issues Monday-Friday; 3:00-4:00 Peer Walk-In Hours Walk-in period for resume and cover letter critiques or questions about resources Monday-Friday; 10:00-4:30 Interviewing Tips […]

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It is Monday, what’s new? Well move in day has come and gone, the campus is full of students, Orientation activities continue to amaze us and the count down to the first day of classes is now under 5 digits. And we are on to our 2nd day of training for what are sure to be our amazing Career Development student workers. Today, I came across this great article on The Glass Door Blog about “What You Could Learn From Interns” and I thought, while we train the new student workers day and night with what we want them to […]

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Apply to the MIT CONVERGE Program, an on-campus graduate school preview weekend held from November 4-7, 2010. Online applications are available at web.mit.edu/converge. This year’s application deadline is August 31, 2010. The program mission seeks to increase the presence of underrepresented and underserved students in MIT’s graduate programs. To achieve its mission, the program : Selects candidates who form a strong, talented applicant pool Exposes selected students to MIT’s graduate programs, facilities, and campus life Connects participants with MIT faculty, staff, graduate students, and other CONVERGE students involved in the graduate school admissions process Covers all expenses for the preview […]

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Wanted to share this interesting article with you found in the New York Times: For American Students, Life Lessons in the Mideast. AT first glance, they seem like typical American college students on their junior year abroad, swapping stories of language mishaps and cultural clashes, sharing sightseeing tips and travel deals. But these students are not studying at Oxford, the Sorbonne or an art institute in Florence. Instead, they are attending the American University in Cairo, studying Arabic, not French, and dealing with cultural, social and religious matters far more complex than those in Spain or Italy. And while their […]

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While many of you are packing to return to Bucknell soon we know that some of you are packing for some amazing places. Studying Abroad is an awesome experience; one not to be missed. But just because you are not in Lewisburg doesn’t mean you have to miss out on finding a great internship. We thought we’d share our tips on finding an internship while you are studying abroad. For Students Studying Aboad in the Fall Most internship searches are conducted successfully in the Spring, so going abroad in the Fall should not create problems for most students. However, you […]

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Do you tweet? Check out the BucknellCareer Twitter page for up-to-date event information, blog posts, tips, resources and re-tweets from industry leaders! It’s an easy way to help with your career search!

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Are you a fan? Join our Fan Page on Facebook for one more way to keep up-to-date with what is happening at the Career Development Center. It’s an easy way to stay up-to-date with all the CDC has to offer, events, tips, articles, and more… so what are you waiting for???

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Do you love Shark Week? Are you majoring in Biology or a related field? Does this video interest you? httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TCRgAN3M3c&feature=player_embedded If you answered yes to the questions above then this internship is for you.  Oceans Research is accepting applications for the 2010/2011 internship program. Interns will be working on many of the ongoing marine predator research projects carried out on the coast of Southern Africa. Oceans Research provides training opportunities for aspiring marine scientists, conservationists, and explorers. In their  internship program, interns will receive unprecedented practical training in marine research techniques to study mega-fauna including sharks, rays, marine mammals and […]

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The Capitol Hill Internship Program was established in 2005 to provide up to eight internship opportunities in Washington, DC or local Congressional districts for students who are interested in learning more about the Legislative Branch. This program provides a stipend of $250 per week up to a maximum of $2,500 for students who are able to secure an unpaid, non-credit internship. We’d like to congratulate the the summer 2010 recipients: Shannon Hayes ’11 U.S. House of Representatives, The Honorable C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) Kathryn Humphrey ’11 McAllister & Quinn Tyler McIntosh ’11 U.S. House of Representatives, The Honorable Frank Kratovil […]

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Congratulations to the 2010 Bucknell Public Interest Program (BPIP) Internship Fund Recipients! We can’t wait to hear about the amazing experiences you are having this summer! Gregory Barron ’11 Hematology/Oncology, Department of Pediatrics, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT Bill and Carol Lenker ’56/’57 BPIP Internship Fund Emily Bruno ’12 New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library of New York, Bronx, NY Association for the Arts BPIP Internship Fund Jeremy Byler ’11 Applied Research Institute of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Palestine BPIP Alumni Association Internship Fund Patrick Caloz ’13 UCLA Medical School, Encino, CA BPIP Laura Kinney ’81 & Arthur […]

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By: Joshua Waldman is a Social Media Career Consultant, lecturer and blogger for www.CareerEnlightenment.net. He has an MBA from Boston University and over 4 years experience working with Project Managers and Engineers in IT. I like to tell my clients that they will be Googled just as surely as it will rain in Portland tonight. The latest survey revealed that 81% of employers WILL Google candidates. Do you know what they will see when they find you? Online reputation management is a critical piece of your job search. There is just no getting around it, no matter what field you […]

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A recent article in the New York Times that I thought I would share for all those Med School hopefuls: one of the nation’s top medical schools admits a small number of students every year who have skipped all three requirements. Read the full article. Author: ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS Published: July 29, 2010

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As we get ready to turn our calendars to August the day is looming where you will return to campus and, somewhat begrudgingly, get back in to the swing of campus life. While you may not want to think about your imminent return yet we are already busy preparing and you can do your small part too – PACK A SUIT! Employer Expo is Tuesday, September 21 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. in the Gerhard Fieldhouse This is the ideal chance to ask questions, sell yourself, and gather valuable information that you wouldn’t otherwise be able to obtain. So […]

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As many law firms cut back on summer internships, a Bucknell graduate, Nick Mozal, Class of 2009, is grateful to have found summer employment with a big-name firm. Los Angeles Times article Philadelphia Inquirer article

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By: Jessica Holbrook Hernandez, an expert resume writer, career and personal branding strategist, author, and presenter; visit her website for more. This was one of our most popular blog posts this year, and we think the advice is so good it should be repeated! If you’re looking for some awesome cover letter advice on how *NOT* to start your cover letter (and some great examples of how you should be starting it) then read on! On a weekly basis any hiring manager probably receives between 50 and … well, probably hundreds of resumes and cover letters. The key is to […]

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