Resources For Students with Disabilities Navigating the Workplace

1. Job Accommodation Network

Sponsored by the U.S. Dept of Labor, it has a wealth of resources for people with disabilities who need accommodations in the workplace, including tips on disclosure, determining accommodations and more.  It also lists resources for …

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How to determine if a company values DEI

DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) is crucial to workplace culture, the hiring process, the day-to-day of an office, and so much more. Diversity and inclusion have always been important, but it has become a priority for companies across all industries …

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Building A Culture Of Appreciation: Owens Corning’s Approach To Developing Talent

Employee resource groups, or affinity groups, are membership organizations within a company that are dedicated to connecting employees of all seniority levels who have common interests and backgrounds. They’re also a great place to learn about different cultures and participate …

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Transition to the Workplace: Students with Disabilities

The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development interviewed Anne Lewis, a Disability Services Specialist at the Office for Services for Students with Disabilities. She shared her insights on disclosing disabilities to employers and advice for navigating the workplace transition …

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Student Leader Spotlight: Nia Johnson

The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development sat down with Nia Johnson, a senior at Binghamton University who identifies as a student of color. She is a talented and involved campus leader with a lot of insights and advice. …

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Stephanie Ramirez-Cisneros Senior Peer Consultant
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Student Leader Spotlight: Elidenya Peña

The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development sat down with Elidenya Peña, a first-generation student triple majoring in Biology, Africana Studies, and Public Health. She aims to obtain a Ph.D. in Epidemiology specializing in Women’s Health and Cancer! Please …

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6 types of employers most welcoming to college students who are BIPOC, LGBTQ+, First Generation, Black and African American, Latino, Economically Disadvantaged, or Women

Entering the workforce as a college student from an underrepresented background can be a daunting task. These students often face unique challenges when seeking employment, as they search for organizations that value diversity and inclusivity. In this blog post, we …

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Highlighting B-First, a Mentoring Network for First-Generation College Students!

Marissa Zelman, first-generation Binghamton alumna, Associate Director of the TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Program at Binghamton University, and Chair of the BFirst Committee, sheds some light on what it means to be first-gen and invites you to join BFirst, …

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Finding a Mentor through Mentor Match

Finding a Mentor through Mentor Match

How many of you have a mentor? When I started college, I wasn’t exactly sure what a mentor even was. Now, I understand how valuable a mentor can be for exploring career options. Being …

By Lexie Avery, MS '15
Lexie Avery, MS '15 Senior Associate Director, Student Engagement and Career Readiness
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Student Leader Spotlight: Lamar Taylor of The Binghamton Chapter of the NAACP

In honor of Black History Month, The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development would like to highlight student leaders of Black organizations on campus. This interview will feature Lamar Taylor of the Binghamton Chapter of the National Association for …

By Stephanie Ramirez-Cisneros
Stephanie Ramirez-Cisneros Senior Peer Consultant
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