Exploring

The EXPLORING career cluster focuses on career exploration and self-discovery through exposure to a diverse array of career field information, career exploration events, and opportunities to connect with alumni and employers from a variety of fields.

Exploring: Students Still Deciding on a Major or Career

The EXPLORING career cluster focuses on career exploration and self-discovery through exposure to a diverse array of career field information, career exploration events, and opportunities to connect with alumni and employers from a variety of fields. By connecting with the EXPLORING cluster you will be encouraged to follow the career exploration process, from identifying your values, interests and skills via career assessments and 1:1 career consulting, through gaining first-hand experience through shadowing, informational interviewing, and networking.

6 Ways to Talk About What You’re Doing With Your Life at Thanksgiving Dinner

We all know the dreaded feeling… your nosy (but well-intentioned) relatives you haven’t seen since last Thanksgiving start asking you personal questions that you were hoping to avoid. What are you going to do after you graduate? What do you …

By Valerie Stracquadanio
Valerie Stracquadanio
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What Are Critical Thinking Skills?

In the workplace, we’re constantly bombarded with new information to sort through and find solutions. Employers want to hire people who are good at analyzing these facts and coming to rational conclusions — otherwise known as critical thinking skills. Critical …

By Forage
Showcase your skills. Find your career fit.
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My Student Employment at the Fleishman Career Center

My experience as a part-time on-campus employee has provided me the opportunity to learn a variety of transferable skills and has taught me a lot about my strengths and my future career goals. As a student employee in the Fleishman …

By Billie Finn
Billie Finn Student Employment Intern
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How My Career Uncertainty Led to Valuable Career Exploration

During my time at Binghamton University, I have been exploring various career options. I entered college as an engineering major, and a few weeks into classes, I recognized that engineering was not for me. I became unsure of what I …

By Billie Finn
Billie Finn Student Employment Intern
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Career Resources for a Virtual Environment

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