Cultivating Your Research Portfolio

A strong research portfolio is essential for translating a successful academic career into a graduate school or job application. Whether you’re an undergraduate or a graduate student, a well-crafted portfolio not only showcases your research but also helps open doors …

By Joshua Richards
Joshua Richards Graduate Assistant
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Salary Negotiation & Wellness for Women in the Workforce

In celebration of Women’s History Month, BSU is proud to host this spring’s “Salary Negotiation & Wellness for Women in the Workforce” event. This engaging workshop is designed to empower students by offering insights into salary expectations for their first …

By Alyvia Nater
Alyvia Nater
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First Prep for a Job Search After Grad School 

It is time.  You have worked hard, are finishing up all your coursework in May and now you need to jump into the dreaded job search.  There are so many things to do and think about at this time, in …

By Carol Crosby
Carol Crosby Associate Director, Life Design @BSU
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Common Mistakes When You Are Writing Your Resume for the First Time 

Feeling overwhelmed when creating your resume? To help you avoid common mistakes, we have outlined the most frequent mistakes people make when first crafting their resumes.  

Finding yourself listing every single job you’ve ever had? Sometimes we feel the need …

By Isabella Ventura
Isabella Ventura Career Peer Advisor
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From Field to Office: Transferable Skills for Student Athletes in the Workplace

Recent graduates who are about to enter the workforce for the first time will face many challenges. When applying for entry-level positions they may lack certain skills that potential employers are looking for, and when starting work for the first …

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Remote and PAID Summer Internships in Television

Writing, PR, production, casting, choreography, costume, directing, music, animation – what do you want to explore in the television industry? 

Each summer, the Television Academy offers paid, eight-week, full-time internships in these areas and more for college students interested in working …

By Carol Crosby
Carol Crosby Associate Director, Life Design @BSU
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Considering Health-related Graduate Programs?

Check out the recent recording from admission representatives from UMass Chan Medical School and MGH’s Institute of Health Professions on how to put together a successful graduate school application.

By Gerald Tang
Gerald Tang Executive Director
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Introducing the NEW Bear Essentials Closet   

Attention BSU Students! Are you gearing up for an internship or job interview and feeling the pressure to look your best? Look no further—our brand-new Bear Essentials Closet is here to help you shine! 

What is the Bear Essentials Closet?

By Katie Muldoon
Katie Muldoon Marketing and Program Coordinator
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What to Consider When Evaluating a Job Offer

When you receive a job offer, it can be very easy to focus mainly on the annual salary amount.  In order to make a well-informed decision about whether you will accept the offer, it is in your best interests to …

By Jill Gardosik
Jill Gardosik Assistant Director of Internships & Career Development
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Ace Your Next Interview with Big Interview  

Nervous about an upcoming interview? Don’t know how to prepare? Complete a mock interview on Big Interview! Big Interview is a job interview training software that offers video mock interviews with AI feedback, written and video job search and interview …

By Tracey Gray
Tracey Gray Associate Director, Employer Engagement and Outreach
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Resume Writing: Tips and Tricks for Your Career Service Resource Library

Resumes serve as the gateway to career opportunities, making it essential for job seekers, especially college students, to craft compelling and effective resumes. Career service professionals play a crucial role in guiding students through this process. In this blog post, …

By CareerShift
Job hunting & career management solutions
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Cover Letter Writing – The Middle Paragraph

Although not mandatory for every job application, cover letters are often welcomed by employers. They provide insight into the applicant’s view of their suitability for the role and give an impression of their writing abilities, which could be crucial for …

By Gerald Tang
Gerald Tang Executive Director
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Tips To Stand Out At Your Internship

Networking and engaging in informational interviews are pivotal practices when exploring careers and seeking future employment. Networking involves establishing informal contacts and nurturing relationships that yield information, advice, and additional connections. These efforts can significantly aid in making well-informed career …

By Gerald Tang
Gerald Tang Executive Director
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Thank You Email (or Card) – An Important Step After A Job Interview

Sending a thoughtful thank you card after an interview can be the deciding factor in whether you get a job offer or not. It’s also your chance to make a lasting good impression. Here are some straightforward tips for writing …

By Gerald Tang
Gerald Tang Executive Director
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