Finding Fellowships for Graduate Students

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 …

By Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.)
Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.) Senior Graduate Career Development Specialist
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No Risk, No Reward? Rethinking Financial Risk for College Students

Rethinking Financial Risk

What comes to mind when you think of risky behavior?

You may picture someone skydiving, BASE jumping, or ascending Mount Everest. Or perhaps you think of the classic board game in which conflict is all but guaranteed.

By Michael Wan
Michael Wan Financial Literacy Program Specialist
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Federal Careers for Students with Disabilities: A Guide to the Workforce Recruitment Program 

Navigating the job market as a university student can be challenging, especially for those with disabilities seeking to find inclusive and supportive work environments. The Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) is a fantastic opportunity designed to bridge this gap, offering students …

By Jessica Lane-Rwabukwisi
Jessica Lane-Rwabukwisi Senior Academic Partnerships Specialist
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Apply for the Horizons Fellowship and Launch your Tech Career in Federal Government

Interested in AI, biotechnology, or emerging technology policy? The 2027 Horizon Fellowship offers paid opportunities to work in Washington, DC, with federal agencies, Congress, and leading think tanks while launching a career in public service. Current students and recent graduates …

By Jessica Lane-Rwabukwisi
Jessica Lane-Rwabukwisi Senior Academic Partnerships Specialist
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Learn How to Write for Grants

SUNY Center for Professional Development is offering a course on Writing Grants and Proposals.

This virtual workshop outlines the components of a successful proposal and the steps to get there. Learn how to improve your chances of getting funded through …

By Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.)
Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.) Senior Graduate Career Development Specialist
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Transferable Skills 101: Definition, Examples, and How to Build Yours in 2026

Even if you haven’t had your first professional job, you’ve likely built transferable skills through internships, volunteering, classes, and extracurriculars. These skills can transfer from one role to another and include soft skills like collaboration and problem-solving, as well as

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Why Grad Students Can’t Afford to Ignore AI

Check out this blog post by Dinuka Gunaratne on Inside Higher Ed on how to thoughtfully and critically use AI platforms for research, education, and career success. The author lists tools that are worth exploring and also emphasizes the importance …

By Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.)
Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.) Senior Graduate Career Development Specialist
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Top 10 jobs in artificial intelligence (AI) & who’s hiring

Check out this blog post published on Handshake by Ben Nemeroff, former SEO Product Manager of Handshake, as he highlights the top 10 job roles in AI and the industries that will be hiring in the coming years.

By Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.)
Ozzy Girit Heck (Ph.D.) Senior Graduate Career Development Specialist
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Alumni Spotlight: Check out Erica Prush’19, Director of Content Strategy!

It is my pleasure to introduce, Erica Prush! I first met Erica when she was working at the Fleishman Career Center as a Marketing Communications Specialist! We were so lucky to have her marketing abilities supporting our office and it’s …

By Jordan Smith
Jordan Smith Senior Career Consultant
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10 Entry-Level Jobs for English Majors (No, English Teacher Isn’t One of Them)

When faced with the age-old question “What are you going to do with that degree?” English majors often find themselves wondering how they’ll land a job after graduation. You may think your only options are to become an English teacher, …

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19 early career jobs that map well to marketing majors

Career mapping is the process of strategically planning your professional journey by identifying potential career paths, the skills you’ll need, and the steps to achieve your goals. For marketing majors, career mapping is especially important because the field is constantly …

By College Recruiter
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