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It is important to the career success of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) students to graduate with at least one internship or other career-related job. Although some employers hire primarily based on the school and major of the student, …
On this week’s episode of Timeout with TWN, we chatted with Chineze Nwagbo, Director for PeacePlayers Baltimore, Co-Host of the PeacePlayers’ Play it Forward Podcast and former pro basketball player. Find out the lessons sport taught Chinny about life and learn how knowing who she is and surrounding herself with people who wanted to support …
Once you have decided to decline an internship or employment offer, notify the recruiter as soon as possible. It is best to inform them by phone and then follow up with an email. A follow-up email provides written confirmation that …
Finding a great internship is always a challenge, but that challenge can be even greater for people of color. Here are the best kinds of companies to consider:
Key Considerations for Choosing the Right Internship:
If you have participated in the Smeal Ethical Leadership Challenge (SELC), you have demonstrated initiative and intellectual curiosity, added valuable experiences to your toolbox, demonstrated a willingness to understand diverse perspectives, and added content to your resume. Do you know …
Compilation of links to the leading African American professional associations, many with career and job sites of their own, collected …
The Urban League Job Network is backed by the National Urban League and is dedicated to helping diverse students find …
