On Tuesday, April 9th the McCafferty Career Center hosted their fourth and final Industry Recruitment Series of the semester: Community & Social Impact Organizations!
Differing from your typical career fair set up– a lot of long tables stacked on top …
Every Fall & Spring semester, the McCafferty Career Center is able to award $1000 to a select number of students who are participating in un-paid, off-campus internships.
All students are encouraged to apply! To find out more about the McCafferty …
Each semester the McCafferty Career Center awards a limited number of internship stipends to students who are completing unpaid, off-campus internships. Six students were selected this semester from a variety of majors interning in a wide range of internship sites.
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By Elizabeth Deren
Elizabeth DerenDirector of Career and Professional Development
If you haven’t selected a major yet, you are probably getting all kinds of advice from peers, parents, faculty and everyone with an opinion on social media. Many advise that you study what you’re interested in. To follow your …
As a college senior or new grad, you may think you are totally new to networking. Actually, you’ve been doing it for years: every time you have asked a friend to tell you about a new app they like, every …
Each semester the McCafferty Career Center awards a limited number of internship stipends to students who are completing unpaid, off-campus internships.
By Elizabeth Deren
Elizabeth DerenDirector of Career and Professional Development
Last week, we had an incredible Internship Expo & Info Session at Emmanuel College’s Fenway Room! We were thrilled to see 42 business students sharing their experiences and insights about their internships. A big shoutout to Chelsea Dunham from the …
If you are a college freshman, time is on your side. How, you may ask. Well for one, hopefully the job market will be better in four years. And for another, you have 4 years to do all of the …
Someone wearing red sneakers heading towards his master’s degree. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock.
Most students cease their college careers after obtaining bachelor’s degrees. However, there is also the possibility of continuing your education into grad school. The rewards can be …