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(03/15/18 2:57am)
Spring break is now in the rearview mirror, and graduation is just around the corner. The job market, somewhat surprisingly, has remained strong, which makes it all the more likely that many seniors have already found jobs. If you are a senior who does not have a firm plan for next year, it may seem like everyone you know has a job, a graduate school acceptance, or a fellowship all lined up. This is especially true at a school like Penn, where so many students wrapped up their job search during the fall semester, when popular industries like banking and consulting make their offers.
(01/30/18 12:47am)
My staff and I were disappointed to read the article written by Gianna Ferrarin, "First-generation low-income students say Penn’s job resources fall short" — disappointed that so little of the 30 minute conversation with Senior Associate Director Claire Klieger made it into the article; disappointed that one student alleged that we do not take FGLI student circumstances into account; and disappointed that our office was charged (by this same student) with a one-size-fits-all approach to working with students, even though Claire Klieger addressed this question during her interview.
(02/24/09 10:00am)
This month marked the bicentennial of Charles Darwin's birth, and he has been getting considerable attention. My subject here is not his work on evolution. No, as director of Career Services, I am interested in the beginnings of his career. How does one become a Charles Darwin?
