How to Engage Students in Conversations about Careers

Rehumanizing Education through the Power of Connection
There are many ways to encourage students in career planning – the key is starting the conversation and keeping it going. Back to school is a great opportunity to engage with students and have these …

By Dr. Rudy Ruiz
Dr. Rudy Ruiz
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This New Talent Marketplace Aims To Better Connect Workers With Climate Careers

The Covid-19 pandemic and the related fundamental shift in how people live and work have led many individuals to seek purposeful careers. According to a 2021 Gartner study, the Great Resignation saw 56% of American employees want to contribute more …

By Ankit Mishra
Ankit Mishra Project Manager, Communication and Marketing at Cycle Capital and Fellow at Energy Futures Lab.
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10 Sustainability Careers That Make a Difference

As the public increasingly desires organizations to reduce their environmental impact, the sustainability field experiences a high demand for talented people. This industry involves the application of social science, environmental science and civil engineering to conserve the earth’s resources by …

By Lewis Kiptanui, SRHM - Indeed Team
Lewis Kiptanui, SRHM - Indeed Team
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Meet the 2023-24 Alumni-In-Residence

The University of Pittsburgh Career Center’s Alumni-In-Residence program provides notable alumni a chance to give back through assisting current Pitt students with career and professional development. The AIR program is designed to work in tandem with Career Center services and …

By Alyson Kavalukas
Alyson Kavalukas Assistant Director
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Rethinking the Faculty Role in Students’ Career Readiness

If we take seriously the problem of student debt, if we believe parents and students when they say that what they want out of a college degree is a good job (whatever that means to them), if we listen to …

By Inside HigherEd Editorial Team
Inside HigherEd Editorial Team
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Return-to-Work Programs Come of Age

Return-to-Work Programs Come of Age
Companies can benefit from hiring mid-career professionals who’ve taken a break.

Millions of American women left the workforce during the pandemic, mostly to provide care for families when schools and other …

By Alissa Clark
Alissa Clark
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12 First Job Do’s and Don’ts

Starting a new job can be nerve-wracking, especially if it’s your first one ever. There are so many questions.  Will you get along with your co-workers? Will you be successful? Will you like your boss? What’s the best lunch spot …

By Career Center
Career Center
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How to Ask for an Informational Interview (and Get a “Yes”)

The informational interview is the secret tool everyone should have in their back pocket. A hybrid of an amazing networking opportunity, an info session, and a job interview, it can give anyone looking for a job or pondering a career …

By Elliott Bell
Elliott Bell
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31 Jobs for Teachers Who Want To Leave the Classroom but Not Education

Are there jobs for former teachers that don’t take place in the classroom? Of course there are! Facilitating learning can take place in a myriad of different settings and in different industries. Education in all its forms impacts lives. The …

By Career Center
Career Center
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DREAM JOBS FOR PEOPLE WITH LANGUAGE SKILLS

Best Careers for Language Learners

We all have our reasons for studying a language.

Maybe you want to travel the world or to understand arts and literature. Perhaps you have family reasons for picking up the study books.

By Career Center
Career Center
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