There are two types of fellowships for graduate students portable and institutional. While institutional fellowships requires students to study in the approved school, portable fellowships allow more flexibility for students as they can choose the institution they want to attend …
Interested in exploring academic and career options within the field of anthropology? From observing how scientists study genetics to examining culture through film, the Binghamton University Anthropology Department has planned a series of interactive learning opportunities open to all students …
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Gwen Cotten (She/Her), Secretary
Janmariz (They/Them), President
Daisy Dimatos (She/Her), Vice-President
Cass Taylor (She/Her or Any), Founder
With more than 450+ student clubs and organization there is something for Binghamton University for each student to find …
In this episode, I welcome back Yvonne Armenta, a public speaking consultant and podcaster. Yvonne shares her journey from a shy child who was too scared to ask for a bottle of ketchup, to the confident public speaker and public …
What is GLAD Law?
GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) is a nonprofit legal organization based in Boston that is committed to advancing justice for LGBTQ+ individuals and people living with HIV through litigation, public policy advocacy, and public education. …
The Jewish Museum Summer Institute is a full-time, paid internship ($18/hour) for college students and recent grads interested in museum work, arts administration, and cultural programming. Interns will:
✔ Work in a specific museum department (e.g., Curatorial, Education, Design)
✔ Attend guest …
Dress to Impress
The way you are dressed is the first thing an employer will notice about you, therefore it is important to look professional in order to make a good first impression. Try to avoid wearing bright colors. Dark …
Join Interstride’s webinar sessions that will give students the opportunity to pose questions to Siskind Susser immigration attorneys regarding common challenges, including maintaining visa status, working while studying, and transitioning to employment-based visas after graduation. The sessions will also discuss …
To me, work culture is something that matters a great deal because you are spending most of your time in the workplace, and therefore want to have the best possible environment to thrive in. Throughout the course, we have learned …
Q. First things first, what is an REU?
A. An REU is a Research Experience for Undergraduates funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). These are summer opportunities for undergraduates to do research full-time for 8-12 weeks while being mentored …
Hello! It’s Lotus, one of the Fleishman Center interns!
I’m excited to help you guys find some internship opportunities and job opportunities through two different online services. Handshake, (HireBing) and LinkedIn!
First of all, where do you find the available …