Did you have a great internship or job for the summer? Awesome! Were you doing research or volunteering your time somewhere? Great! Bucknell students are known to have some pretty fabulous experiences over the summer and we’d love to know what you you did, so let us know (take our easy, quick survey)!
Drop by the CDC to have some free snacks and drinks and get to know us! Thursday, September 6 11 – 2 pm, drop by any time! CDC, Botany Building (by Taylor) FREE FOOD! Whether First Year, Sophomore, Junior or Senior, we can suggest the next steps in your career journey. You will not only meet the (amazingly nice and friendly) staff, get information, and the latest career handouts, but also be eligible for give-aways and prizes.
Just like last year we will be publishing our “This Week In” post every Saturday to help you plan for the week ahead, and while our full schedule of programs doesn’t start until next week (Sept. 3) we wanted to remind you of our recurring programs. Quick Questions – walk-in hours for all sorts of things are every Monday – Friday from 1:30 – 3:30 pm in the CDC, you just need to walk in! BRIDGE Quick Questions are Monday – Friday from 3:30 – 4:30, once you get the hang of the BRIDGE you will wonder what took you […]
The Writing Center has scheduled their workshops this fall to meet the needs of students who must send out resumes and graduate school applications soon. In addition, our Thesis Proposal workshop is scheduled before the honors proposal is due, allowing you to talk with us and with peers about questions and concerns. At these interactive workshops, you get to talk with Writing Center staff and with peers about how to create the document that best suits your situation. Whether you come with a draft or with nothing but questions, our workshops are designed to accommodate you. Afterwards, feel free to […]
WHAT is the Bucknelll Professional Network (BPN)? The purpose of the BPN is to provide students a forum to interact with alumni, parents and employers for professional and networking opportunities and to learn about industries in which they can apply their education and skills. WHY becoming a Network Student Member? Receive extra updates on program and events notifications Priority for attendance to network field trips and events Networking opportunities with alumni, parents, and employers HOW can I become a student member of a network? To officially join a network complete this short form If you are interested in the Bucknell […]
The Washington Media Scholars Foundation creates scholarship, learning and career advancement opportunities for college students interested in public policy media strategy, research and management. The organization coordinates three programs of varying intensity to carry out this mission: Media Scholars Program: Provides undergraduates with valuable learning, career and scholarship opportunities. The program begins with the Media Plan Case Competition, requiring students to create a strategic media plan for a hypothetical public policy issue in a special election. Finalists earn an all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC for Media Scholars Week where they meet with media industry leaders and present their strategic […]
If you were to ask a group of children what they want to do when they grow up, there’s a slim chance that any of them will describe their aspiration to talk to strangers. Perhaps even smaller is the chance that any will declare their desire to live in an RV with four other people, sleep in Wal-Mart parking lots, take cold showers, and subsist on off-brand cereal and Coca-Cola. But that is exactly what I am doing with my grown-up life. As a Roadtripper with the public television series “Roadtrip Nation,” I spent the summer traveling across the […]
This is a job opportunity for any recent grads who are looking for employment/service opportunities in the local area. We know the job market is tough and this might be a good match for someone who is deciding what to do, wants work experience before grad school, or wants to stay in the Lewisburg area for a year or two. The Bucknell Office of Civic Engagement and the Department of Education are seeking a recent college grad or other qualified candidate to help us coordinate an after-school tutoring program with local schools and work on community service projects. This full-time […]
Recent grads, yes, I’m still pestering you! If you happened to miss taking the post-grad survey before graduation we’d love it if you could take it now. It’s so easy this year and so fast and helps us (and future Bucknellians) out so much! Just follow this link. It will ask you to enter your Bucknell Username and Password, which will be the same as what you used for myBucknell (If you don’t remember your password, contact the Tech Desk to have your alumni password reset). It is really that easy and it helps us out a lot. If you […]
Tim Handorf of Bestcollegesonline.com recently published an article “The 20 Best Job Apps for New Grads” that we thought we’d share with all of you. I’ve used some of these apps can see how they would be useful for job searching. Here’s all 20 of them from Bestcollegesonline.com: Laptop manufacturers have to be worried. Based on absolutely no proof, we’re guessing you could probably land a space shuttle with an iPad now. One thing we’re certain you can do is make your job search easier. So if you’re a new graduate, traipsing around Europe or camping out in Zuccotti Park, don’t […]
You’re invited…Bucknell Professional Network in NYC Event July 10 – RSVP July 3 6:00-8:00PM The Terrace Club, 25 West 51st Street, NY, NY 10019 If you are interning, working, living in or planning to visit New York City this summer, plan on attending this event. This is an opportunity to network with alumni and current student interns working in the city. Learn from Career Development Center staff how to leverage your current internship for future opportunities and how to stay connected with individuals you meet during your experience. Student Registration (Two [easy] steps): Sign up on the BRIDGE Complete Google […]
Postings for on-campus jobs can be found on the BRIDGE! To access the BRIDGE, log in to myBucknell: Go to Quick Links/Career Development Center/click BRIDGE Answer profile questions, land on BRIDGE homepage Scroll down and click “Campus Jobs” or “Work-Study Jobs” links There are several jobs listed with various departments with upcoming deadlines so don’t hesitate! Help: – Financial aid package-related questions (like work-study), contact finaid@bucknell.edu or call 570-577-1331 – BRIDGE questions, contact cdc@bucknell.edu or call 570-577-1238 If you get a job on campus, you will need to fill out several forms and bring a few identifying documents with you […]
We came across this great article from Consumer Media Network on “Transitioning A Student Wardrobe to the Workplace,” and thought it was full of great advice. Whether you are starting your first job, your first internship or your 3rd internship this article shares tips and advice to help transition your college wardrobe into appropriate interview, internship, or work attire. Updating your wardrobe in preparation for that new job or internship doesn’t need to be as daunting, or as expensive, as it may seem: “Understanding the basics you will need to get started, some general guidelines for making the right impression, […]
We know many of you are off to great internships this summer (remember to let us know what you are up to!) and wanted to share this great article from US News & World Report “On Careers” Section. We agree with the author that, “if you make the most of your internship by going above and beyond your tasks, you will be infinitely better-equipped with a deeper resume, recommendations, and potential opportunities in the future.” But be wary of these eight common ways interns blow opportunities, like “Failing to ask questions or ask for more work.” Read the full article […]
It’s time again for our annual summer DC Networking Event for Students & Alumni! June 20, 201 6:00 – 8:30 pm Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1779 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 Summer networking event in Washington, DC, hosted by the Career Development Center, Alumni Career Services, and the Bucknell Professional Network. The focus of the event is the Bucknell Institute for Public Policy (BIPP). Professor Abe Feuerstein will speak about BIPP, followed by a panel discussion with four BIPP Advisory Board members. The panelists are as follows: Chad Bown ’94, Senior Economist, Development Economics Research Group, The World […]