Contains previously administered LSATs, #'s 7, 9, 10-16, and 18, (1992-95) as well as advice on preparing for and taking the test.

Contains previously administered LSATs #'s 19-28 (1996-92) as well as advice on preparing for and taking the test.

For those who want to pursue a career in the business side of the music industry. Presents > 100 jobs with descriptions and profiles of individuals.

Scholarships indexed by humanities, sciences, social sciences, subject, residency, geographic area, and sponsoring organizations.

Describes 101 social work careers, including those in child welfare, school-based, health care, older adults, mental health, crisis intervention, criminal justice forensics, politics, international, human rights, research, and more.

Written by a practicing attorney. Includes instructions and sample questions to help you hone your skills and improve your scores.

Discusses educational paths at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. Provides descriptions of many public health careers, and includes interviews with public health professionals.

Scholarships, loans, and internships. Indexed by field of study, state of residence, ethnicity, gender, religious affiliation, study abroad, and more.

Cooperative learning opportunities for Native American students.

Directory with internships and fellowships for Native Americans

Directory with Financial Aid information for Native Americans

Short-term and long-term opportunities for doing good in locations around the world.

Don’t think about why you’re applying. Select a topic for entirely strategic reasons. Choose the coolest supervisor. Write only to deadlines. Expect people to hold your hand. Become “that” student.

When it comes to a masters or PhD program, most graduate students don’t deliberately set out to  fail. Yet, of the nearly 500,000 people who start a graduate program each year, up to half will never complete their degree. Books abound on acing the admissions process, but there is little on what to do once the acceptance letter arrives. Veteran graduate directors Kevin D. Haggerty and Aaron Doyle have set out to demystify the world of advanced education. Taking a wry, frank approach, they explain the common mistakes that can trip up a new graduate student and lay out practical advice about how to avoid the pitfalls. Along the way they relate stories from their decades of mentorship and even share some slip-ups from their own grad experiences.

The litany of foul-ups is organized by theme and covers the grad school experience from beginning to end: selecting the university and program, interacting with advisors and fellow students, balancing personal and scholarly lives, navigating a thesis, and creating a life after academia. Although the tone is engagingly tongue-in-cheek, the lessons are crucial to anyone attending or contemplating grad school. 57 Ways to Screw Up in Grad School allows you to learn from others’ mistakes rather than making them yourself.

A diverse listing of global volunteer projects including humanitarian, wildlife, education, conservation, building, and business.

Arranges volunteer experiences of weeks or months in duration in disadvantaged communities in many parts of the world. Costs vary by country and duration, and include room and board. Programs include health care, women's support, environment, teaching, community development, and others.

Articles by 95 professionals, each of whom describes a typical workday.

Features a list of networking hot spots, confidence-building advice, and a comprehensive guide to informational interviewing. Reveals strategies to help those seeking their first real-world job land the position they've been looking for. Emphasizes the importance of contemporary social networking, such as discussion groups and forums, online portfolios, and blogging. Uses a step-by-step approach geared to recent grads and young career changers, including how to identify who you should connect with.

Discusses the diverse career opportunities and types of employers for paralegals and other legal staff members. Includes info on related issues in the field + practical tips for success.

Written by a physicist and lays out a rational path to a fulfilling long-term research career. Offers advice on selecting a thesis or postdoctoral adviser; choosing among research jobs in academia, government laboratories, and industry; preparing for an employment interview; and defining a research program.

Offers advice on developing a satisfying, long-term research career as a PhD recipient.

Find contact information for U.S. federal government departments and agencies including websites, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more.

Provides up-to-date information about each pharmacy school, including specifics about admission requirements, selection factors, and educational costs for students entering pharmacy school.

Database of postbac programs. Postbaccalaureate programs begin after an undergraduate degree and are designed to support the transition to professional school. Contains information on length, size, purpose, structure, cost, admission requirements, and other characteristics.

The 2020 ABA Profile of the Legal Profession is a snapshot of a moment in time – a 150-page compilation of statistics and trends in 10 areas of the profession, including demographics, legal deserts, and law students.

Employment information about recent graduates, and data regarding the most recent incoming classes, for each law school can be found here.

A one-year program for pre-medical seniors or recent graduates. Academic Associates receive full benefits, a stipend, and work closely with experienced researchers and faculty in the emergency department. The hospital is located in Manhasset, NY.

Specific advice on job seeking, including interview questions, negotiating offers, starting a new job, and seeking tenure.

Profiles a variety of careers in this field and includes interviews with professionals.

What to expect in consulting interviews and how firms use cases differently. Explains different case types, provides example questions, and tells how to answer each type of question.

Starts with things you can do well before your interview and techniques you can use to build rapport with the interviewers. Includes tips about body language and verbal tricks you can use to buy time while thinking of an answer to questions. Also discusses the tricks interviewers may use and how to respond, together with advice on the top 5 interview mistakes. Goes into detail about the top ten most frequently asked questions and the next 66 most common questions as reported by actual candidates together with suggested answers. Also includes another bank of 153 questions, a chapter on answering ethical case studies, and a chapter on MMI.

Admissions requirements for all U.S. and Canadian dental schools, plus dental careers, preparing for and applying to dental school.

ADEA Official Guide to Dental Schools features an easy-to-consult design and a wealth of information, including: An introduction to the dental profession and an indication of what you can expect as a dental school student.

The author recounts his service as Peace Corps Director in Niger, leading and supporting 430 volunteers. He offers vignettes of volunteer life and adventures.

Includes history, emerging trends, wages, and key jobs.

Current industry news, job and salary information, employer profiles, and more.

Provides numerous visual example of advertising thinking from practitioners, as well as insights from graduates as to how they found their first jobs.

Describes nine typical positions and includes interviews with professionals. Also provides a self-assessment quiz relating to important skills/qualities in these fields.

Job search site with 4,000 jobs posted on our site each month. Also provides career development advice with other resources and tools, including their Ag & Food Career Guide.

As the world's largest student-run organization that operates in over 100 countries, AIESEC provides students with the most comprehensive network of internship opportunities abroad in order to promote cultural understanding. Internships span 6 to 52 weeks and they are divided into four categories: business, technical, education, and developmental. Program fees are relatively low and many internships involve salary or a stipend.

They hire biologists (recent grads) to work as West Coast Groundfish Observers in Washington, California, and Oregon, and have summer biology positions along the west coast in the Pacific Whiting Monitoring Program. Long hours, high pay. Must have 30 credits in the biological sciences.

The goal of Arena Stage's fellowship and internship program is to cultivate the next generation of theater professionals by providing the highest standard of training through immersion in the art and business of producing theater. Successful candidates for both programs are highly motivated individuals who have arts-related experience and training, as well as a passion for the exploration of the human condition through the dramatic forms. The program offers personalized training and in-depth, hands-on experience with seasoned professionals in artistic and technical production, arts administration, arts education, and community outreach.

Essays from scientists who left the academic world for positions such as financial analyst, patent agent, journalists, public policy analyst, consultants, and more.

Designed for those who want to go beyond the usual tourist trails in order to immerse themselves in another culture.

Over 100 national and int'l orgs that provide community-based, grassroots volunteer work.

Virtual Mentor is the American Medical Association's online ethics journal. The journal is open-access and advertisement-free—we strongly believe that ethics education for physicians and physicians-to-be is in the public's interest and should be made available without charge. Founded in 1999, Virtual Mentor (VM) explores the ethical issues and challenges that students, residents, and other physicians are likely to confront in their training and daily practice.

A year-long volunteer program in Chicago that supports and develops people rooted in faith, dedicated to service, and committed to building a more just and loving society. Volunteers are placed in schools, parishes, and social service agencies throughout Chicago and live in intentional communities of six to twelve people. Room, board, health insurance, and small monthly stipend are provided. At completion of program, volunteers also receive the AmeriCorps education award.

Women of any nationality with a superior academic record and a bachelor's degree who are pursuing a Ph.D./doctoral degree in aerospace-related sciences and engineering. Stipend provided. Current recipients may apply to renew the fellowship for a second year of funding.

Multiple fellowship types for emerging artists and scholars in the early or middle stages of their careers. Fellowships are awarded in the following fields: Arts, Architecture, Design, Historic Preservation and Conservation, Landscape Architecture, Music Composition, Visual Arts, Ancient Studies, Medieval Studies, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, and Modern Italian Studies. Also some short-term artist residency opportunities.

The American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists is a not-for-profit organization serving the Environmental Engineering and Environmental Science professions by providing Board Certification to those who qualify through experience and testing. The Academy also provides training through workshops and seminars, participates in accrediting universities, publishes a periodical and other reference material, interacts with students and young professionals, sponsors a university lecture series, and rewards outstanding achievements through its international awards program. (Student memberships are FREE.)

Information on this professional organization, including FREE student membership. They also have a Young Professionals Program (for those with less than 8 years of experience) that will keep you informed of events in the Academy's community while also providing the resources and networking you need for career advancement.

The American Academy of Forensic Sciences is a multi-disciplinary professional organization that provides leadership to advance science and its application to the legal system. The objectives of the Academy are to promote professionalism, integrity, competency, education, foster research, improve practice, and encourage collaboration in the forensic sciences.

AANP is a professional membership organization in the United States for NPs of all specialties.

The AAPA is a national organization that represents physician assistants (PA). It is a professional membership organization, has info on career development as well as scientific journals.

Each summer, the American Anthropological Association offers two internship opportunities funded by member donations. Internships are six weeks in length and usually extend from early July through mid-August. Internships are unpaid, however they are provided housing and a meal/travel stipend. Interns spend approximately 40 percent of their time working onsite at the AAA offices in Arlington, VA, and the other 60 percent of their time working on-site at one of two locations: The Naval Historic & Heritage Command and The Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.

Job postings searchable by keyword, location, employer, and subject area. The latter includes areas such as addictive behaviors, biological, business, clinical, counseling, health, internship, psychopathology, public policy, and more.

The Diverse Voices in Science Journalism Internship is for students who are interested in pursuing a career in journalism and who want to learn more about science writing. The program is designed for individuals with a deep commitment to extending the reach of science journalism into communities where there is currently limited participation. The internship takes place each summer at the Washington, DC headquarters of AAAS’s Science magazine, the largest interdisciplinary journal in the world. Interns spend 10 weeks at Science under the guidance of award-winning reporters and editors, and have a chance to experience what science writers do for a living. The paid internship provides for travel to and from the internship site in Washington, DC. Living accommodations and expenses are the responsibility of the Intern. The internship runs from June to mid-August.

This 10-week internship places science and engineering students in internship positions at media outlets. Fellows use their academic training as they research, write, and report today’s headlines, sharpening their abilities to communicate complex scientific issues to the public.

Full-time study or research in the U.S. for women who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Both graduate and postgraduate study at accredited institutions are supported. Recipients are selected for academic achievement and demonstrated commitment to women and girls. Recipients return to their home countries to become leaders in business, government, academia, community activism, the arts, or scientific fields.

Comprehensive site with information on the profession, schools, and financial aid

The AACOM represents the administration, faculty, and students of the nation's osteopathic medical schools.

The Student Center has information on requirements, application, financial aid, etc.

The AACPM is a not-for-profit educational association consisting of six colleges of podiatric medicine and over 200 hospitals and institutions that offer graduate or postdoctoral training in podiatric medicine.

The AANP is the national professional society representing naturopathic physicians who are licensed or eligible for licensing as primary care providers, students can apply to be the student representative for their school

The AANA is the professional organization for more than 44,000 nurse anesthetists. There are opportunities for students to apply for membership, receive mentoring, awards to apply to, etc.

With nearly 400,000 members, the American Bar Association is the largest voluntary professional association in the world. The ABA provides law school accreditation, continuing legal education, information about the law, programs to assist lawyers and judges in their work, and initiatives to improve the legal system for the public.

Chemistry career descriptions, profiles of chemists at work, careers blog, and resume posting service.

The ACA is a professional society for practicing chiropractors. There is an associated student group with opportunities for leadership, research support, professional development, etc.

Professional association of healthcare management executives with resources for students.

ACNM is a women's health care organization that provides research, accredits midwifery education programs, administers and promotes continuing education programs, and establishes clinical practice standards. Students can become members to attend conferences and get info about scholarship resources, also has some info about how students can prepare for midwifery school

A non-profit conservation corps offering opportunities for volunteers to take part in challenging outdoor projects in many of the most beautiful National Parks, National Forests, and wilderness areas in the Western United States. Provides shared housing and tents; food.

Recent PhD students from humanities and social science fields are placed in two-year staff positions in government and non-profit organizations. Fellows participate in the substantive work of these organizations and receive professional mentoring. The fellowship provides a substantial stipend as well as individual health insurance. This program, made possible by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, aims to expand the reach of doctoral education in the US by demonstrating that the capacities developed in the advanced study of the humanities have wide application, both within and beyond the academy.

The ADA is the professional association of dentists that fosters the success of a diverse membership and advances the oral health of the public. Students can join for access to networking events, support transitioning post-dental school, etc. Provides complete and free information on the Dental Admissions Test (DAT), including samples of the four tests used in the DAT, a Program Guide, tutorial, FAQ, and more.

ADEA is a national organization for dental education. Members include all U.S. and Canadian dental schools, advanced dental education programs and hospital dental education programs. Students can join to get access to scholarships/fellowships, learn more about the academic side of dentistry, etc.

The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is an organization of food and nutrition professionals — registered dietitian nutritionists, dietetic technicians, registered, and other dietetics and nutrition professionals holding undergraduate and advanced degrees in nutrition and dietetics, and students. Has info for students wanting to pursue this industry/career path.

The Graduate Education Diversity Internship (GEDI) Program provides paid internship and training opportunities during the academic year. The GEDI program works to engage and support students from groups traditionally under-represented in the field of evaluation. Interns may come from a variety of disciplines including public health, education, political science, anthropology, psychology, sociology, social work, and the natural sciences. Interns work about two days weekly at a site near their home institutions. Stipend and deadline early June.

Salary surveys, hot topics, and more.

The goal of this program is to encourage students to pursue careers in cardiovascular research. Research projects with broad relevance to cardiovascular biology and stroke will be considered. Eligible students must be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program at the time of application submission.

Lists volunteer opportunities and working vacations in America's great outdoors. Arranged by state. Also links to state parks and related government agencies.

The AISES Internship Program provides students with applied work experience and an opportunity to explore career options. Placing students in 10-week summer positions with partner agencies, the program also encourages graduate level study and assists students in developing professional networks. Students must be an enrolled member (or descendant of an enrolled member) of a federally or state recognized American Indian Tribe, Alaska Native Village, or Native Hawai'ian or descendant of a Native Hawai'ian. Open to undergrads and graduate students.

AICGS offers unpaid internships to undergraduate and graduate students in the spring, summer, and fall. AICGS internships provide a professional and educational experience in a not-for-profit think tank that works to build a smarter German-American partnership. Paid fellowships also available.

Student membership benefits include access to members, internships, scholarships, career assistance, conferences/events, and networking.

Founded to assist scholars in their study of all aspects of Indian history, culture, and contemporary life, the Institute brings about 35 scholars to India every year. Non U.S. citizens are welcome to apply for AIIS fellowships as long as they are either graduate students or full-time faculty at a college or university in the U.S.

AOTA is the professional association of occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, and students of occupational therapy.

The American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) is a national organization dedicated to addressing the needs of future physician scientists with respect to their training and career development, is a student-led organization with resources for undergrads.

Support full-time students to assist in basic research in the laboratory of an established investigator at the student's institution or at another. The intent of this program is to excite and encourage students to pursue a career as a basic research scientist.

Offers young journalists the opportunity to spend two full years at the magazine in Washington, DC, actively developing, practicing, and honing their journalistic skills. A passion for politics, policy, and digital journalism is a prerequisite. Prior journalism experience is not required. Salary and health insurance.

Information about applying to graduate school programs related to psychology, APA-accredited internship programs, student membership benefits, and basic career option information.

Information from the largest association of psychologists worldwide. Includes information about CVs, grants and funding, academic vs. non-academic careers, licensure information, career guides for students of color, and other resources.

The APHA is an organization of public health professionals, representing over 50,000 members from over 50 public health occupations, students can get membership, apply for leadership positions, get research support, access to job opportunities, etc.

A variety of fellowships available to graduate students, PhDs, and postdocs for anthropological and archaeological research, mainly, in Greece.

Provides access to members, job postings, conferences, and student chapters.

Provides access to members, resume and job postings, and conferences.

Student membership provides access to members, career resources, competitions/awards, scholarships, networking opportunities, and job postings.

Provides access to members, internships, resume postings, competitions, activities calendar, scholarships, e-mentoring, and newsletter.

Free student membership. Benefits include access to membership, job postings, and conference attendance.

Jobs, internships, and career information relating to consumer magazine publishing.

Provides access to members, internships, resume postings, competitions, activities and events calendar, scholarships, e-mentoring, and newsletter.

The ASHA is a professional, scientific, and credentialing association for audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists. Has info for undergrads about how to get started on this career path and info about possible professions in general.

A database of staffing companies that offer both temporary and long-term staffing assignments. The 15,000 member companies in the USA promote legal, ethical, and professional practices for the staffing industry. Searchable by location and occupational categories.

The American Statistical Association is the world’s largest community of statisticians. The ASA supports excellence in the development, application, and dissemination of statistical science through meetings, publications, membership services, education, accreditation, and advocacy.

Year-long and summer volunteer options in the US. A multitude of service areas and in every state. Living stipend, health insurance, and education award provided.

Includes actual ethical cases from hospitals in narrative form.

Begins with the foundations of community development and offers a comprehensive and practical approach for planning for communities.

One-year experience for recent college graduates. Involves guided work in the classroom, professional seminars, and exposure to theories/methods of experienced faculty. Paid position with housing, meals, and health insurance.

Archaeological excavation projects by geographic regions. Descriptions + duration and requirements of each. See also www.archaeologica.org

Army Health Corps Scholarships for dental, medical, nursing, veterinary, education, etc.

Focuses on building a career in the art world. The authors interviewed 100 curators, dealers, and other arts professionals from across the country about what they look for in artists.

Through community arts projects, artists educate and inspire people to participate actively in improving the environmental, health, and social conditions in communities in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. Must be fluent in Spanish. One-year placements. Benefits : airfare, room and board, medical insurance, a small stipend, and training course in Guatemala.

Residencies and communities in all arts disciplines - 500 artists' communities in the USA and over 1,000 programs world-wide.

Offers volunteer opportunities with Ashoka fellows - social entrepreneurs who work in over 60 countries around the globe in every area of human need.

The Asian Cultural Council makes fellowships and grants to support cultural exchange in the arts for practicing artists, scholars, and arts professionals. Priority is given to process-driven activities that enable cultural immersion, relationship-building, collaboration, or the exchange of knowledge among peers. International candidates coming to the US and Americans seeking aid to undertake activities in Asia are eligible to apply. Funding from one month to one year available

The ADB-Japan Scholarship Program (JSP) offers about 140 postgraduate scholarships a year for studies in economics, management, science and technology, and other development-related fields. Variety of participating academic institutions in the Asian and Pacific Region. At least two years of professional working experience required at the time of application. Full tuition scholarship.

Citizens of ADB's member countries can pursue postgraduate studies in economics, management, science and technology, and other development-related fields at participating academic institutions in the Asian and the Pacific Region. At least two years of professional working experience required at the time of application. Full scholarships for one to two years.

Project-oriented internship program for graduate students to gain experience with Asian Development Bank through research assignments. Internship assignments are offered three times per year.

Advice on maximizing your bargaining power for a raise or promotion.

The Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management (APPAM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving public policy and management by fostering excellence in research, analysis and education. Annual Fall Research Conference, with the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (JPAM), the association's journal, several award programs and various activities including international and national conferences and workshops.

Provides information on accredited American and Canadian medical schools that grant MD and/or MD-PhD. Also has a job center with internships, issue articles, medical school admissions and curricula, medical research information, and more. Provides a list of skills and competencies that all entering medical students should have developed.

Links to schools and the VMCAS application.

Career information, student chapters, online resources, etc.

Provides access to members, internships, resume postings, competitions, activities calendar, scholarships, e-mentoring, and newsletter.

Well-known professional association. Provides information about degrees at accredited schools of public health, different areas of study within the field of public health, and funding opportunities.

ASCO is a non-profit education association representing the interests of optometric education. Its members include schools and colleges of optometry in the United States and Puerto Rico. Info is available about optometry programs, the exam necessary to apply to these programs, etc.

AUPHA is a not-for-profit association of university-based educational programs, faculty, practitioners, and provider organizations who are dedicated to continuously improving the field of health management and practice. Has info for students wanting to pursue this path and the organization can provide some certifications.

The Atlantic Council is a nonpartisan think tank that galvanizes US leadership and engagement in the world, in partnership with allies and partners, to shape solutions to global challenges. Paid internships are for undergraduate and graduate students with a strong interest in international relations and public policy. Washington, DC.

A free service for finding au-pair positions in England, UK, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Spain, and Sweden.

One-year role as staff member at MDC in North Carolina, addressing the problems of the unemployed, the working poor, and the under-trained in the South. Focus includes public policy, education, and economic and workforce development.

Ikigai is a Japanese phenomenon commonly understood as “your reason to get up in the morning.” Ikigai can be small moments: the morning air, a cup of coffee, a compliment. It can also be deep convictions: a fulfilling job, lasting friendships, balanced health. Whether big or small, your ikigai is the path to success and happiness in your own life.

The stories of 12 recipients of the Echoing Green Fellowship.

Interview preparation and process. Sample questions included.

A detailed history of the legal mediation profession with answers to the most common question about the field. Also, a look at the skills needed, sample job announcements, and testimonials from people in the field.

Provides future teachers with a motivational and realistic look at what it means to be a teacher today.

Discusses the work of urban planners, the educational requirements, the methods for entering the field, and the considerations among different types of planning, from land use planning to policy planning.

A practicing surgeon, has fearlessly revealed the struggles of his profession.

The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program offers grants for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial means to pursue academic studies or credit-bearing, career-oriented internships abroad. Such international exchange is intended to better prepare U.S. students to assume significant roles in an increasingly global economy and interdependent world. Apply about 6 months in advance of desired start.

Provides eleven ranking lists derived from information gathered from 18,000 law students at top programs. Rankings relate to academics, student life, and career opportunities.

This is a directory of over 2,300 nursing schools. Their goal is to help the seeker find the best nursing degree for their needs.

A definitive guide to international resumes and CVs. Includes over 100 examples of professionally produced international resumes and CVs for a variety of occupations and experience levels.

Enables you to determine if a business or charity is accredited by the BBB. Businesses which do have met the BBB Code of Business Practices. Part of this involves a commitment to make a concerted effort to resolve any consumer complaints.

Provides updated, user-friendly advice, inspiring examples, and practical tools to advance a career in music.

The Society invites applications for its annual Katharine Pantzer Senior Fellowship in Bibliography and the British Book Trades as well as its annual short-term fellowships, all of which support bibliographical inquiry and research in the history of the book trades and in publishing history.

Black Man in a White Coat examines the complex ways in which both black doctors and patients must navigate the difficult and often contradictory terrain of race and medicine.

A year of service in an urban education tutoring program in Denver, Colorado; Saint Louis, Missouri; and Boston, Massachusetts Public Schools. Fellows manage only 2 or 3 students at a time, depending on the grade level. The small ratio of students to Fellows allows for the individualization of remedial and supplemental instruction. Blueprint Fellows focus on the individual needs of their students, bolstering and accelerating student achievement while helping to close any skill gaps that may exist.

A 13-month program to recruit, prepare, and license teachers to work in the city's schools. Teacher Residents co-teach with a mentor teacher in one of Boston's most effective public schools and take course work facilitated by exceptional teachers and university faculty. Paid stipend and AmeriCorps education award. Graduates of the one-year program commit to teaching for three years in the Boston public schools.

The mission of Boys Hope Girls Hope is to help academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities, and education through college. Their volunteers use their time, talents, expertise, skills, and life experience to help their children realize their potential. But most importantly, they are role models and show their children the value of altruism in action. They offer yearlong and AmeriCorps opportunities.

The only thing separating you from a job at any ad agency is a great portfolio. This book asks over 100 advertising insiders their advice.

Integrating the latest research with engaging stories and examples from across the professional spectrum, Bring Your Brain to Work gets inside your head, helping you to succeed through a better understanding of yourself and those around you.

Internships, Identities - BroadFutures is a holistic training, mentoring, and internship program for young people (ages 18-26) with a diagnosed learning disability and/or ADHD. They partner with a wide range of diverse employer partners to offer internships in: policy and advocacy, Congressional and Senate internships, IT and computer sciences, marketing and communications, and hospitality and tourism. This program involves a fee, but also offers needs-based scholarships.

Through essays, anecdotes, exercises, tasks, and illustrations, this book offers a unique 5-stage framework (using the acronym DREAM) for 20-somethings to make a living doing what they love.

Flexible, paid work options in Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand and volunteer programs in South Africa, Nepal, Cambodia, Ecuador, and Tanzania. Also, internship teaching programs in Thailand and other countries. There is a cost for all these programs.

Global non-profit business network and consultancy. For employers of all sizes and sectors committed to building a just and sustainable world. Job board aggregates from member companies. Also news, research, and case studies.

New York and Pennsylvania Campus Compact is an association of college and university presidents and their campuses committed to promoting active citizenship as an aim of higher education. They encourage member institutions and prospective members to utilize the resources available on this site for college and university presidents, community service, and service learning coordinators, faculty and students. The site has listings of AmeriCorps positions in New York and Pennsylvania.

Canon Collins Trust runs scholarship programs in South Africa and the UK. They award scholarships independently of higher education institutions. With the exception of the scholarship for the Edinburgh Business School MBA through distance learning, all their scholarships are open to southern Africans only.

There are four different fellowships for graduating seniors working in the highest levels of California state government. Monthly stipend and benefits.

Includes in-depth career descriptions with daily responsibilities, salaries, required qualifications, and invaluable career advice from those working in the field.

This volume is an essential resource for the library of anyone interested in the field of career development, assessment, and counseling and should also prove invaluable for graduate students interested in immersing themselves in some of the best work being done today in the field of career development and counseling.

Practitioners discuss bioengineering and biotechnology careers in academia, industry, government, healthcare, law, marketing, entrepreneurship, and more. There are 71 chapters, each written by a person in the field.

A detailed look at a month in the professional life of a small animal doctor.

Describes life in the Foreign Service both abroad and at home, both its good and bad aspects.Discusses how American diplomacy and foreign policy are organized and conducted.

This site helps Canadians find internships in Canada, including major cities like Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec.

Describes career opportunities in the nonperforming fine arts - behind the scenes work at symphonies, operas, ballets, museums, and theater companies.

Shows creative types how to make money and support their creative expressions. Includes descriptions of 240 creative jobs.

Takes you through a simple ten-minute self-assessment quiz to help you identify the type of work that you will find appealing.

Descriptions of 80 jobs in banking, accounting, corporate finance, money management, insurance, and investment banking. Includes salary info and employment outlook.

Describes 65 jobs in law and government, environment, farming, outdoor education, ecotourism, forestry and engineering.

Describes > 100 jobs in teaching (all levels), administration, counseling, curriculum development, library work, environmental education, and recreation.

Discusses >80 jobs, including those in criminal investigation, medicine and health, math and computers, engineering, jurisprudence, education, and research.

Detailed descriptions for >80 jobs w/ information on related professional associations.

Describes > 70 jobs in different types of libraries - academic, k-12, government, public, and special.

Features 75 jobs in political campaigns and office, state and federal government, international affairs, nonprofit advocacy, community and social issues, lobbies and unions, and service programs.

Describes 80 jobs in biological sciences, physics, astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, computer science, earth sciences, environmental protection and conservation, business, forensic science, industry, medical science, education, communications, and agriculture.

Provides details on 84 jobs in the field.

Detailed descriptions of > 80 careers in the industry.

Ten sections with comprehensive info on 70 jobs, e.g., arts/culture, communications, health, education, conservation, community development, and more. Includes relevant associations, websites, and listings of graduate programs and alpha index.

Describes > 75 jobs in travel, tourism, hotels/lodging, specialty resorts, cruise ships, recreation, restaurants, and communications.

3,300 sources of financial aid for undergraduate and graduate study, indexed by academic major, student profile, and types of aid.

3,300 sources of financial aid for undergraduate and graduate study, indexed by academic major, student profile, and types of aid.

Describes everyday routines of selected jobs. Also lists missionary organizations and state offices of volunteerism.

Discusses a variety of careers working with children in many different settings.

Basic info. on careers relating to biology, farming, land use, natural resources, geosciences, pollution control, and waste management.

Discusses careers in law enforcement, public safety and related fields with many types of employers.

Articles discussing a range of environmental occupations in detail. Samples - preserve managers., environmental lobbyists, environmental engineers, naturalists, and geologists.

Discusses international job market, careers in Foreign Service, other federal agencies, Capitol Hill, NGOs, international business, lobbying, consulting, international development, media, education, and research institutes/think tanks.

A guide to researching international positions, planning to acquire the necessary credentials, finding the right career for you, and cross-cultural business etiquette.

Describes a diversity of careers. Authors of the chapters describe their career paths and what their work truly entails.

Comprehensive information on the many career options, including those requiring a bachelor's only and those required and advanced degree.

Comments from people in the industry, current statistics and forecasts, and realistic descriptions provide a useful look at renewable energy jobs, ranging from those in wind to solar to green construction.

Detailed descriptions of a range of careers that involve helping other people.

Provides career profiles of people with a sociology degree. The examples are many and various.

Comprehensive information about the work of biologists, including new directions in biological careers.

Tips for finding a job in one of many areas in the field with descriptions of career options.

Career descriptions for familiar jobs as well as the unusual.

Year-long paid internship for graduating seniors interested in careers in international affairs. Internship is at the Carnegie Endowment for World Peace in Washington, DC. Although U.S. citizenship isn't necessary, applicant must be eligible to work in the U.S. Cornell endorsement is required. Campus Deadline: Early December.

Focuses on the skills you will need to handle a case interview confidently. Includes recently asked case questions and Ivy case drills.

Includes advice from more than 100 inside-consultants from McKinsey & Company, The Boston Consulting Group, Bain & Company, Deloitte, Accenture, A.T.Kearney, Roland Berger, etc. about the best methodologies for success. The author is a former Deloitte consultant, resume screener, and case interviewer.

This book provides tools and advice for working through different case interviews for consulting positions. Cheng provides his own insider experience as an interviewer, as well as various frameworks during the interview.

This book shares the lessons Sylvia has learned in her thirty years of working with each of these groups. It also provides important questions for applicants to consider as they move through their application process.

A faith-based voluntary service org of 200 domestic and international volunteer and lay mission programs in all 50 states and over 200 countries. Most programs provide room and board plus a living stipend. Commitments of one week to three years. Programs vary in the level of religious or spiritual commitment they expect.

Fellowships are offered to American graduate students for participation in the intensive Arabic language program taught by AUC under the Center for Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) established by a consortium of U.S. universities, including AUC, and funded annually since 1967 by the U.S. Department of Education. Both summer and twelve-month programs are conducted. Students pay a program fee to help cover administrative costs and receive a fellowship covering tuition, maintenance, and travel from and to the United States.

The Center for Transformative Action (CTA) supports change makers in creating communities that are ecologically sound, socially just, and work for everyone. They are an independent non-profit affiliated with Cornell University, offering courses and programs to Cornell University and serving as an incubator for innovative nonprofit social ventures on campus, in our community, and across New York State. There are opportunities to take courses, attend educational events, volunteer, get funding, and more.

This is a paid 10-week summer environmental internship for undergraduate students who are passionate about the environment, interested in human health, and curious about how they are linked. Interns will be placed in environmental health programs at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) National Center for Environmental Health and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (NCEH/ATSDR) at CDC in Atlanta, GA. Over the course of the summer, interns will be exposed to a broad overview of environmental public health issues at the federal level. Stipend.

A 10-week summer environmental internship in Atlanta, GA for sophomores and juniors majoring in environmental studies, environmental, physical, biological, chemical, and/or social sciences and who are passionate about the environment, interested in human health, and curious about how they are linked.

The common application used by many PA programs.

A nonprofit progressive think tank with headquarters in New York and an office in Washington. Interns will work for 10 weeks during the summer with the foundation's program staff, providing research, writing, and administrative assistance, at the New York office. A strong background in economics or political science is preferred, along with a passionate interest in the field of public policy. Open to all class years, including graduate students. Full-time and paid. Visit site for application instructions.

Introduces you to the basic concepts related to social justice, global human rights, service learning, community activism, and altruism. Includes stories from students, faculty and professionals.

Scholars are assigned to a MetroHealth medical staff researcher who has developed the project on which the scholar will work and who will supervise the progress of the scholar's learning experience. Scholars spend the better part of each weekday participating directly in the research project activity. There are also opportunities for observation of surgery, hospital rounds, and other experiences at MetroHealth that are an integral part of the program. At the end of the ten-week experience, the scholars are required to prepare a project report for presentation. Many scholars have been published as a result of research done during the summer program.

A two-year experience working with a New York City child welfare agency as a caseworker. Full-time salary and health and other benefits.

Open to individuals who have sought out and arranged their own work abroad programs. First-year through grad level students are eligible. Proposed programs must be at least sixth months and involve either work, an internship, or a volunteer abroad program.

The Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship Program provides early career individuals with the opportunity to spend 12 weeks at the National Academies in Washington, DC learning about science and technology policy and the role that scientists and engineers play in advising the nation.

The 10-week program provides clinical and basic science research opportunities for undergraduate students in the laboratories of pediatric faculty in the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Stipend. Freshmen - juniors.

A two-year leadership development program under the National Teaching Fellowship, an AmeriCorps program. Locations in many states. Fellows lead interactive educational activities, organize and support educational field trips, conduct community outreach, learn about non-profit management, act as trainers, and help to develop programs and curricula, with a focus on urban children and their families. Stipend, AmeriCorps education award, plus benefits.

A 12-month, paid, position for graduating seniors. The fellowship integrates hands-on experience working within the highest levels of local government with intensive training in how cities work. Fellows will be placed in 3 cities: Houston; San Francisco; and Baton Rouge. Benefits : entry-level salary commensurate with the local cost of living; basic health benefits.

City Limits is a New York City-based nonprofit news agency that publishes investigative and in-depth reporting on urban life and policy. They work to strengthen community engagement on civic, economic, and social-justice issues. Post NYC jobs in both nonprofit and government.

A listing of Ithaca's city departments and employment opportunities.

Prestigious nine-month program provides an intensive orientation to the process and responsibilities of city government. Office placements have included human services, criminal justice, health, housing, transportation, urban planning, and economic development. The nine-month fellowship offers a stipend.

The City on a Hill Urban Teaching Fellowship is an on-site licensure program focused on training effective urban educators. The fellowship is a one-year program intended to train and license individuals interested in a career teaching in urban public high schools. Fellows are trained and mentored by veteran City on a Hill teachers while taking graduate courses at Boston University toward a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree. They receive a stipend and significantly reduced tuition in exchange for teaching in an urban public school for two years upon completion of the program.

Year-long programs. Members tutor/mentor school children, engage in projects to revitalize communities, and address public policy issues regarding national service. Benefits : living stipend, health insurance, and AmeriCorps education award.

Overview of DAT and scoring guidelines, test-taking tips, reviews of the 4 areas tested on the DAT, plus practice tests with answers and explanations.

Explains how students can do what they enjoy and at the same time improve their resume, develop skills and explore career options.

Code for America puts together the two biggest levers for improving people’s lives at scale - technology and government. Talent initiatives, community fellowship, and brigade network with differing levels of commitment and compensation.

An experienced Fortune 500 recruiter shares his secrets for success regarding interviewing, career fairs, and the job search in general. Especially good for students participating in on-campus recruiting.

Enables you to locate community colleges by location.

At Community Wealth Partners they dream of a world in which all people thrive. To realize this dream, they help change agents solve social problems at the magnitude they exist. As a Share Our Strength organization, they bring the successful practices of one of the nation's leading anti-hunger, anti-poverty organizations to hundreds of change agents nationwide.

A step by step FAQ on locating financial data for public limited companies tailored especially for undergraduate business students. Includes databases like Mergent Online, Capital IQ, Bloomberg, Datastream Advance, and Business Insights. Also provides suggestions of where to begin your search. Available to all current Cornell students, faculty, and staff, on campus or remotely.

Teaches you how to master this interview style and how to prepare for tough questions based on the competencies most sophisticated employers are looking for.

A guide on complementary and alternative medicine.

One of the classic job search books and still very useful. Covers self assessment, networking, and interviewing.

Practical advice, interspersed with real-life stories, to help you overcome your shyness in your career.

Year long opportunity. Offers up to 20 talented Latinos from across the country the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the national level in the public policy area of their choice with the General Public Policy Fellowship. Must be college or university graduates (with a BA/BS or graduate degree) within one year of application deadline or be currently enrolled as graduate students. Monthly stipend plus benefits.

The world's largest and most-visited career website in conservation, ecology, forestry, wildlife, and fisheries.

Provides outdoor summer job postings of many types and in many different settings - national parks, resorts, state parks, ranches, resorts, and tour companies.

Access career services information, visit the alumni directory, connect with alumni and students, get NetID help, and more.

Our summer internship program aims to provide an educational and work experience involving hands-on training that builds on classroom learning and represents the full spectrum of work throughout our organization. These internships are for Cornell students only, both graduate and undergraduate, and all majors are welcome. One of the botanic garden internships is reserved for a non-plant science major (i.e. students not majoring in Plant Science, Crop and Soil Science, Horticulture, Plant Biology, Plant Breeding, or Plant Pathology). While this is an educational program, each student becomes a member of our professional team and works with staff to accomplish organization goals. Our staff is committed to the intern program, offering mentorship, guidance, and appreciation for each intern's contribution. Our program's schedule is designed to offer all students exposure to the varied aspects of public garden and natural areas management.

This is a full spring semester of Cornell credit with a paid legislative internship in Albany, New York. This is for ?undergraduate or graduate ?students interested in law, public policy, or other programs, and for those interested in employment directly after Cornell University.

The CPB is a student-run program of Cornell's Public Service Center. It seeks to foster student leadership and social responsibility by assisting students in developing grassroots community action projects and administers grants to make these projects possible.

Fall and spring programs are full-credit and have a major internship component. Summer program involves credit and an internship. Both are in Washington, DC. Many government positions available, but lots of other areas available as well.

Information about volunteer and paid opportunities with non-profit organizations in the Ithaca area. Also provides grants and other awards for current students and recent graduates. Offers community engagement and leadership courses.

Provides listings of jobs at Cornell (and some in Tompkins County), both for the academic year and for summer.

Enables you to explore the variety of undergraduate research opportunities at Cornell. There are opportunities for freshmen through seniors.

The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) is the agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education for accreditation of programs and institutions offering the doctor of chiropractic degree, has info for students about the importance of accredited programs.

An independent agency recognized by the US Department of Education to accredit schools of public health and certain public health programs offered in settings other than schools of public health. Their site enables you to search for accredited schools and programs.

CIEE is a nonprofit org that coordinates a variety of study, volunteer projects, and seasonal work in 30 countries. Paid positions, reasonable program fees. They also have a Bowman Travel Grant.

CLEO is a nonprofit entity of the American Bar Association. Our mission is to diversify the legal profession. Since our inception in 1968, CLEO has been at the forefront of helping minority, low-income, and disadvantaged students gain access to law school, successfully matriculate and pass the bar exam.

Listings of social work jobs and option to post resumes.

Detailed information on >500 graduate programs - all master's and doctoral level programs in the US. Includes accreditation information.

Use when preparing for consulting interviews to practice case questions. Supplements the book, Case in Point (which is in the 103 Barnes Hall Career Library). Covers math drills, Ivy Case Drills, market-sizing cases, interactive cases, and chart analysis.

Written by a software engineer, this book covers how to break down a problem, how to read a question, and strategies for when you get stuck. Includes over 150 practice questions, hints for answering these questions, and full solutions.

Provides access to two full-length practice test online and 300 practice questions with detailed explanations.

This book is a comprehensive content review and practice. Includes reviews of OAT physics, math, reading comprehension, biology, general chemistry, and organic chemistry. Has illustrations, diagrams, tables, end-of-chapter summaries with critical info and formulas, step-by-step problem-solving guides, nearly 250 in-book practice problems, and key OAT strategies.

A step-by-step, hands-on guide to producing 2D animation in your own studio for a short film or TV commercial from budget to screen.

Includes > 95 profiles of careers for aspiring actors, artists, dancers, musicians, and writers. Also, >90 interviews with creative professionals who show you how to get started.

Resources and advice for a successful career in this field. Includes many career profiles as well as job search advice.

Sends short-term volunteers abroad to provide humanitarian assistance in Thailand, Costa Rica, India, Guatemala, Tanzania, Peru, Morocco, Brazil, and Ghana. Our mission is to mobilize cross-cultural impact volunteering that improves education and health opportunities for communities who need it most.

Job postings, lists of employers, and salary information relating to many different types of cruise ship jobs.

3BL CSRwire is a dedicated, real-time source for sharing major news and updates focused on corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Career exploration programs to facilitate connections between Americans and international visitors. Programs take place in the U.S. and abroad in locations such as Germany and Russia.

Two full-length practice tests w/ detailed answers and explanations; special reading comprehensive test, plus strategies for raising test scores.

Includes test-taking strategies, comprehensive content reviews, and realistic questions to help students prepare for the DAT (Dental Admissions Test).

Over 800 pages of useful notes covering all aspects of the DAT. Helps with a range of topics like chemistry, biology, etc.

The internet's meeting place for ESL and EFL teachers and students from around the world.

Need-based grants to undergraduate or graduate students actively working for peace and justice on campus and/or in the community.

50 social workers share real life stories about their work as well as the rewards and challenges they face.

In short, his life is a tale of woe, and the vehicle this droll and inventive novel uses to tell that tale is a series of hilarious letters of recommendation that Fitger is endlessly called upon by his students and colleagues to produce, each one of which is a small masterpiece of high dudgeon, low spirits, and passive-aggressive strategies.

Provides a review of the most common questions, with examples answers and pointers on what the interviewers are looking for. Covers general points to consider, traditional interviews and MMIs, science questions, ethical questions, questions about the university, personal qualities, your work experience and education, the dental industry, and current affairs.

Offers tips and tricks, techniques, and strategies for dental school interview preparation. Focuses on how to distinguish yourself from other applicants. Helps assess your strengths and weaknesses, gives insight into the interview process, lists resources, discusses establishing next career steps, contains 90+ practice interview questions, outlines mock interviews with scoring guides, and explains types of interviews and interview questions.

An opportunity to explore a federal career with DOE at various stages in your education. Sophomores - grad students. Internships last ten weeks during the summer; up to 16 weeks throughout the appointed semester. There are locations in 14 states. Stipend provided.

Discusses how design thinking can help us create a life that is both meaningful and fulfilling, and the belief that the same design thinking responsible for amazing technology, products, and spaces can be used to design and build your career and your life.

1500 Grants, fellowships, awards, and loans, specifically for women.

Directory of Graduate Programs in Accounting, Human Resources, Business Administration, Finance, and Marketing.

Basic overviews of 30,000 local, intermediate, state, national, and international labor orgs. Indexes - name of org and websites.

Helps you to discover your personality type then provides real-life case histories of people who share your type.

A practical guide for arranging and completing successful volunteer and community service experiences.

Discusses the etiquette of business interactions - introductions, small talk, networking, telephone skills, email, dining, meetings, attire and presentations.

Focuses on writing effective, professional email in the workplace.

The East-West Center promotes better relations and understanding among the people and nations of the United States, Asia, and the Pacific through cooperative study, research, and dialogue.

Established by the U.S. Congress in 1960, the Center serves as a resource for information and analysis on critical issues of common concern. Offers a wide variety of both short- and long-term programs for individuals. Academic scholarships and fellowships as well as educational exchange and professional development programs are available.

Two-year fellowships for emerging social innovators who create new models for tackling seemingly unsolvable social challenges. These fellowships offer them the opportunity to develop and test their ideas. Projects must be in a start-up phase, running the organization full-time for up to two years.

Funding to conduct public service projects anywhere in the world. Through our two-year, full-time Fellowship, we find people working on a plan to make the world better in a big way. Then we help them become impactful leaders by connecting them with the tools, resources, and communities they need to bring their ideas to life.

Fellowships available to current graduate students and professionals from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan for up to two years of study in the U.S. Eligible fields of study are business administration, economics, education, environmental management, international affairs, journalism and mass communication, law, library and information science, public administration, public health, and public policy. Service requirement part of fellowship. Internship after first year of study included.

Graduate students in business, law, policy, and education fields can participate in this 10-week summer internship to consult on a mission-critical project at a school district, charter school network, nonprofit, or other leading education organization. Can also be a pre-grad school experience as long as bachelors is complete.

Describes the general test, provides the subject tests and practice books that you can download. Also provides registration information, test centers and dates, and information on scores.

A nonprofit organization that provides safe and affordable fully furnished housing to students and interns coming to New York City.

Describes the general test, provides the subject tests and practice books that you can download. Also provides registration information, test centers and dates, and information on scores.

A two-year leadership training program for recent graduates that develops today's young professionals into tomorrow's leaders. Fellows have the opportunity to pursue personal and professional growth through direct program and project management, community development, and grant-making. Salaried position.

Two-year salaried program for graduates of four-year universities or colleges, who have a Colorado connection, can demonstrate leadership potential, and have an interest in community and/or public service. Organization also holds events where you can meet political and civic leaders, and engage with cutting-edge political ideas from around the country.

Provides continuing undergraduate students an introduction to the nonprofit sector and an opportunity to develop professional interests and skills. Interns work with and are mentored by leaders in philanthropy. They serve an important role by providing administrative support for the Foundation's offices. Interns receive assignments based upon the Foundation's needs and, to the extent possible, the interns' interests. Competitive hourly wage.

Must be a full-time junior or senior at a four-year college or university in the U.S. Faculty sponsorship and enrollment verification from college registrar required.

Essay contest, topic changes each year, but generally about ethics, concerns and beliefs, and/or fears and hopes. Must be a full-time junior or senior. Faculty sponsorship and enrollment verification from college registrar required. Prizes for four submissions, ranging from $500 - $5,000.

Allows undergraduate students to conduct supervised research with a faculty mentor. Students receive training in the research methods applicable to their research plan, analyze their data and create written and oral presentations of their results. Speakers address their own involvement in science careers and the requirements for success in their fields. Weekly ethics discussions allow students to explore the ethical aspects of research careers. Open to freshmen - juniors. Stipend for 10 weeks and housing.

Helps you identify, learn, and practice emotional skills - self-management, intrapersonal, personal leadership, and interpersonal.

Resume postings, lists of engineering employers/organizations, and links to job databases.

This volunteer Program is a fee-free initiative from the Chilean Ministry of Education and is supported by the United Nations Development Programme-Chile. The English Opens Doors Program is seeking native and near-native English speaking volunteers from 21-35 years old to teach English under the supervision of Chilean teachers in public schools throughout Chile, working with students from 5th grade to 12th grade.

Scholarships available to undergraduate and graduate students majoring in entomology or a related science. Related to leadership, service, and/or travel needs.

The Environmental Career Center provides employers and job seekers with comprehensive career and staffing services in the environmental, sustainability, natural resources, energy, and green jobs sectors. We serve worldwide and are located in Hampton, Virginia near the historic Fort Monroe National Monument.

ECO lists hundreds of Environmental Jobs in conservation, advocacy, education, policy, science, engineering, renewable energy, and more! Our environmental job vacancies are from all sectors of the job-market including non-profits, corporations, professional firms, institutions, and Federal, state, and local governments.

Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) is a national community of business leaders who promote sound environmental policy that builds economic prosperity. E2 provides an independent, nonpartisan resource for understanding the business perspective on environmental issues. Working with business, environmental, and non-traditional allies, E2 helps shape state and national policy that's good for the economy and the environment. E2's mission is to create a platform for independent business leaders to promote environmentally sustainable economic growth.

EPA internships and fellowships provide a great introduction to our work, giving you a sense of whether EPA might be the right place for you. Internships, fellowships, and other opportunities are available at our Washington D.C. headquarters, in our ten regional offices, and at our labs and research centers throughout the nation.

Multiple scholarships available for those interested in working in waste management.

Environmental jobs database - accounting through zoology. Also info on environmental college degrees, universities with environmental, natural resources, and sustainability programs, environmental training courses, environmental workshops, and environmental professional associations.

Takes place in Lausanne, Switzerland. Open to undergraduates (freshmen, sophomores, and juniors) in biology, physics, chemistry, bio-engineering, or computational sciences who are interested in careers in the life sciences. Each student is matched with a specific laboratory based on the student's interest and background and will work as a member of the research group for a period of eight weeks. Stipend provided. Applications typically open in November.

A program of the Korean government that offers one-year paid teaching opportunities at public schools.

The mission of Equal Justice Works is to create a just society by mobilizing the next generation of lawyers committed to equal justice. Information about loan repayment programs and public interest law.

Provides 38 essays written by successful medical school applicants and provides comments on the essays' strong and weak points.

Meeting planners organize conventions, trade shows, reunions, galas, etc. This site provides a broad view of the profession and links to job postings.

Largest independent executive search/recruiting company in Asia, which conducts searches in Hong Kong, China, India, and South East Asia for individuals with General Management, Finance, Marketing, Sales, Human Resources, Information Technology. Often hiring consultants and entry level associates too.

ExpandED Schools is a nonprofit dedicated to its mission of closing the learning gap by increasing access to enriched education experiences. This funding opportunities database provides the expanded learning time field (and all those who work with young people) with the latest public and private funding information, including ongoing funding sources, as well as time sensitive Requests for Proposals.

An interactive source of up-to-date information about the health professions; very comprehensive.

The Explorers Club is an international multidisciplinary professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research and education in the physical, natural, and biological sciences. Student membership is reasonably priced and includes mentorship match, events, resources, and access to apply for grants. Annual grants in support of exploration and field research.

Describes more than 100 jobs that pertain to human health. Focuses on profiles of actual practitioners.

A continuation of volume 1, listing careers in alpha order, starting with myotherapists.

Profiles people working in a wide range of animal-related jobs.Extraordinary Jobs with Animals presents a wide-range of diverse, nontraditional careers for animal lovers looking for a unique way to make a living, from animal behaviorist to wildlife rehabilitator. Careers profiled include: Animal behaviorist, Animal forensic specialist, Animal wrangler, Dog show judge, Dude rancher, Equine dentist, Holistic veterinarian, Pet lawyer, Pooper scooper, Sheep shearer, Wildlife rehabilitator, and more.

Opportunities to become involved in their animal rescue and protection efforts. Job postings and volunteer opportunities.

Free scholarship and financial aid searches.

Guidance on the selection process, details on positions, an overview of the FBI Academy and training programs, and tips on getting internships.

Provides annual federal salary rates by grade and step.

Shows how to use online, resume builders as required by different departments and how to write KSAs, ECQs, essays, and short answers. Also provides index of sample resumes.

Career descriptions - animal breeders to zoologists.

Descriptions of 20 careers relating directly to biology including, aquarists, botanists, ethnoscientists, natuarlists, and zoologists.

Detailed descriptions of 75 careers.

Types of medical school financial aid, student debt data, and scholarship information.

Grants, scholarships, fellowships, loans, awards, prizes to support study, research, creative activities, work experience, and professional development.

Grants, loans, scholarships, fellowships, awards, and internships open specifically to Asian Americans. They can be used for activities including study, training, research, work experience, and professional development.

Grants, scholarships, fellowships, loans, awards, prizes to support study, research, creative activities, work experience, and professional development.

Grants, scholarships, fellowships, loans, awards, prizes to support study, research, creative activities, work experience, and professional development.

Explains how to use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and blogs to do effective job search networking.

A job and internship search guide for DC, focused on public policy.

Downloadable career guides, employer profiles and rankings, discussion boards, and more. Vault is best known for its influential rankings, ratings, and reviews on thousands of top employers and hundreds of internship programs. Vault’s rankings and ratings also include information about specific marginalized identities for you to consider.

Information on careers in the Foreign Service. Register here for the Foreign Service Officer test.

International Field Studies, Inc. is a nonprofit organization promoting science education and research since 1970. IFS provides students with the unique opportunity for hands-on, outdoor, environmental education. Offering trips that range in length from one week to one semester, subjects such as marine biology, botany, ornithology, geology, archaeology, oceanography, or ichthyology can be covered individually as areas of specialization or comprehensively in a broad overview of subtropical ecology. There are many topics to be explored in the social sciences as there is a rich culture and interesting history embodied in the people the island. Paid.

Internships and service trips. Work is in community development, environment, health, human rights, microenterprise, women's empowerment, and youth/education. Collaborative, on-the-ground development work alongside local grassroots leaders. FSD provides training and orientation to those students and volunteers as well as facilitating on-going learning and reflection.

Internships and service trips. Work is in community dev., environment, health, human rights, microenterprise, women's empowerment, and youth/education. Collaborative, on-the-ground development work alongside local grassroots leaders. FSD provides training and orientation to those students and volunteers as well as facilitating on-going learning and reflection.

A 9-week summer program in Indonesia for sophomores and juniors that aims to develop student leaders and strengthen the nonprofit sector in Indonesia. Internships and coursework will be arranged by IIEF in three cities: Bandung, Malang, and Yogyakarta. Benefits : round trip airfare, housing, meals, and health insurance.

Every year, the French Ministry of Education and the Cultural Services at the French Embassy offer approximately 1,500 paid teaching assistantship positions in French primary and secondary schools and in the French teaching colleges in all regions of France.

Opportunities for U.S. students (seniors) for study, research, and/or teaching assistantships abroad. Awards include regular full grants, plus awards for travel, critical language, and for English teaching assistantships.

Provide the opportunity for US undergraduates with at least two years of undergraduate study left to complete, to come to the UK on a three, four, or five week academic and cultural summer programme. Participants have the opportunity to experience an exciting academic programme at a highly regarded UK University, explore the culture, heritage and history of the UK, and develop their academic ability by improving presentation, research, and communication skills. The scholarship covers participant costs including academic programme fees, travel, housing, food, and cultural visits.

A one-year experience on an organic farm for people who are serious about agriculture, food, or farming. The farm is located in a valley about an hour outside Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area. Much training is provided. Tasks include weeding, taking care of the animals, writing the weekly note for the CSA boxes, special projects, and field work. Benefits: room and board.

Located in Paraguay. Microfinance, economic education for children and youth, and organic agricultural high school education. Use poverty stoplight program. Has provided paid internships in some years.

Strategies for choosing, applying, preparing, and paying. Includes info on admissions tests and tips from actual students for making graduate school easier.

We are New England's leading legal rights organization dedicated to ending discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status, and gender identity and expression.

Grants for seniors, Master’s, or PhD candidates to support their research in the geological sciences.

Hands-on research experiences in NYC for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors in cutting-edge biomedical research laboratories. Search for a mentor by area of research (on their site). 10 weeks in NYC. Stipend and housing.

Advice regarding experience needed, application process, personal statement, interviews, re-application, and specializations.

Explains the basic steps to land jobs with campaigns, political organizations, nonprofits, government, the media, and other groups.

A guide to building the experience, skills, and confidence you need to succeed in the job search, offering action-oriented tips and strategies. Discusses how to e-mail like a professional, prepare for interviews, and more.

GettingHired is America's largest online career community for individuals and veterans with disabilities. Inclusive employers use this site to recruit individuals with disabilities nationwide such as IBM, Coca-Cola, Bank of America, St Jude's Children's Research Hospital, and many more. They offer free support to job seekers through online career fairs, newsletters, social media communities, and other resources.

Glassdoor is a free jobs and career community that offers the world an inside look at jobs and companies. What sets us apart is our "employee generated content" – anonymous salaries, company reviews, interview questions, and more – all posted by employees, job seekers, and sometimes the companies themselves.

GHC aims to mobilize a global community of emerging leaders to build a movement for health equity. The 13-month fellowships are available in Rwanda, Malawi, Uganda, Burundi, Zambia, and the United States. Anyone committed to social justice and health equity is encouraged to apply. Several placements are available in each country; duties vary. Benefits include living stipends, housing, health insurance, work expenses, and all travel required for fellowship participation and eligible for professional development funds and all fellows receive a completion award.

Global Health Education Consortium (GHEC) is a non-governmental agency consisting of faculty and health care educators dedicated to global education in health professions schools and residency programs. Funding opportunities, webinars, job board, and more.

Experts from more than forty countries share cultural do's and don'ts, business practices, and job-hunting tips and help you create a winning resume tailored to the specific requirements of your target nation. Includes country-by-country overviews, cultural advice, work permit and visa information, matching your resume/CV to the country, and more.

Their vision is to connect volunteers with communities in need, with a particular focus on vulnerable women and children. Length varies from a few weeks to a year. Reasonable fees that cover food and lodging.

Offers volunteer service opportunities in community projects in 20 developing countries. Reasonable fees

Describes internship and other opportunities with >160 NGOs working in a range of international development areas.

A comprehensive prep system with in-depth strategies, test information, practice questions, full length tests, and study plans to help with preparing for the GMAT. Contains over 1,200 total practice questions with detailed explanations, covering the Verbal, Quantitative, Analytical Writing, and Integrated Reasoning sections, and strategies for handling all the question types you’ll encounter on Test Day. The Graduate Management Admission Test is a computer adaptive test intended to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills in written English for use in admission to a graduate management program, such as an MBA program.

A comprehensive how-to manual for solving every type of GMAT verbal question. Has >125 questions with detailed explanations.

Offers TEFL certification programs and job placement assistance to those who complete their TEFL program. They help people find paid, full-time teaching jobs in many parts of the world including Asian countries, Mexico, England, Spain, India.

Comprehensive information on federal jobs. Digital resources to help everyday jobseekers understand the federal hiring process so they can launch their career in government. Explains how to find and apply for positions, including specific resume requirements.

An excellent international resource including information on cultural norms in various countries, job and internship postings in multiple languages, and H-1B visa information.

For students (freshmen - grad level) who are passionate about technology and want to spend the summer diving headfirst into Internet policy. Fellows work at public interest organizations at the forefront of debates on broadband and access policy, content regulation, copyright and trademark reform, consumer privacy, etc. 10 weeks in summer. Stipend provided.

What’s the hardest part of grad school? It’s not simply that the workload is heavy and the demands are high. It’s that too many students lack efficient methods to let them do their best. Professor Zachary Shore aims to change this. With humorous, lively prose, Professor Shore teaches you to master the five most crucial skills you need to succeed: how to read, write, speak, act, and research at a higher level.

Sample essays for law, medical, and business school and for scholarship, residency, fellowship, postgraduate, and postdoctoral applications.

This book provides college students with all the information and advice they need to apply successfully to graduate school.

Provides information on >950 graduate and professional schools - facts on tuition, faculty, enrollment, and degrees offered. Indexed by field and schools.

Explains how to repay student debt in an efficient yet manageable way.

Information on > 3,300 sources of financial aid for undergraduate and graduate education. Indexes include academic major and student profile.

Information on > 3,300 sources of financial aid for undergraduate and graduate education. Indexes include academic major and student profile.

Comprehensively addresses the math section of the GRE Revised General Test, contains hundreds of realistic practice questions and exercises.

A comprehensive prep system that includes in-depth strategies, test information, and practice questions to help students score higher on the GRE. Contains 1,800+ total practice questions with detailed explanations, covering the revised and expanded Verbal, Quantitative, and Analytical Writing Assessment Test sections, and strategies for all the question types you'll encounter on Test Day. 

Provides hundreds of realistic practice questions to help you get comfortable and confident with the Verbal section of the test, with six full-length Verbal Reasoning practice sets, a diagnostic tool for even more targeted Verbal practice, a review of essential skills and concepts (including vocabulary), key strategies for all question types, and essay-writing tips and strategies for the Analytical Writing section.

Resource for posting and finding positions for au pairs, nannies, babysitters, pet sitters, housekeepers, tutors, and senior care.

Detailed profiles of possible careers in various sectors and fields - sales to nonprofits, retail to healthcare.

Discusses various career paths in engineering - industry, consulting, government, education, and nontechnical areas.

Profiles of career fields in which a history background is especially useful.

Discusses liberal arts career paths with a focus on teaching, corporate communications, media, advertising, marketing, sales, law, and the helping professions.

Targets career options in residential care, human resources, therapy, human services, and teaching.

Discusses a variety of career paths in teaching, human services, human resources, public employment, and social research.

Find, review, and share information about non-profits. Can filter by city and/or issue of focus. Shared information about mission, geographic area served, target population, programs, and more. No job postings, but it is a good resource to explore non-profits for potential work, internships, and volunteering opportunities.

The Great Oaks Fellowship is a diverse group of recent college graduates with a variety of backgrounds and interests. Some fellows are interested in education policy and wish to experience life on the ground in an urban school. Others plan to pursue a career in medicine, law or to enroll in another graduate program and wish to first give a year of service. For fellows who wish to become high-performing teachers, Great Oaks Fellowship offers multiple pathways to certification. In exchange for serving as an AmeriCorps fellow, you will receive fully furnished housing with utilities and basic household items included, a living stipend, health insurance, a Segal Education Award after completing their service hours, and the opportunity to be a part of a community where everyone is passionate about changing outcomes for urban students.

Takes the personal essay apart, piece by piece, and shows you how to put it all together.

Our mission is to harness economic power—the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace—to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. Focus on climate and clean energy, sustainable food and agriculture, responsible investing, and fair labor.

Profiles of 90 different occupations in 12 different career groups and > 65 case studies and interviews with people working in green jobs, including green entrepreneurs.

A year-long, paid environmental organizing training program. It combines classroom training and field experience on critical environmental problems with leading environmental group. They are part of The Public Interest Network. Their alumni work with organizations such as Environment America, Sierra Club, Greenpeace, Corporate Accountability International, Rainforest Action Network, National Wildlife Federation, 350.org, and NRDC, among others.

Lists > 200 projects and orgs where volunteers can work on a variety of environmentally-related projects a short-term (1-3 weeks) or long-term (a year or more) basis. Includes paid, seasonal positions. Unusual locations on five continents.

A ten-week development program for young leaders who have completed, at minimum, their undergraduate degrees by the start of the program. Associates learn about issues impacting California and the nation, participate in leadership workshops, and manage research and advocacy projects under the direction of a Greenlining staff member. Monthly stipend.

Policy and law fellowships available. 11-month programs. Complete JD by the start of the program, or Bachelors +1 year of experience. Legal Fellows will be assigned to either the Energy or Environmental Equity programs. Policy Fellows learn to take the lead on race and advocate for change on a systemic level.

Employs 27 college graduates for one or two years to experience all aspects of an elementary classroom. Additional responsibilities include either coaching athletic teams in grades 6-9 or working in the afterschool program in grades 1-3. Benefits: annual stipend, housing, generous medical and dental benefits, and tuition assistance for graduate school. Greenwich, Connecticut.

Clear simple advice for business etiquette, office interactions, socializing, and networking.

Community development = the economic, physical, and social revitalization of a community, led by the people who live there. Describes the many different kinds of community development jobs and profiles people in many roles.

A complete listing of all the 501 3 C (charitable) nonprofit organizations in the United States, searchable by category.

The Irving Harris Program in Child Development and Infant Mental Health provides clinical training, consultation, advocacy, and research in infant and early childhood mental health. Postdoctoral and community fellowships are offered to qualified professionals seeking advanced training in infant and early childhood mental health. Program faculty provide supervision, consultation, and training to academic programs and community agencies in Colorado as well as across the nation.

There are several internship opportunities at Hawk Mountain for students and young conservationists around the world. Whether it be in science, education, or communications, there are many valuable hands-on experiences available. Positions provide hands-on training, work, and field experience for individuals committed to careers in natural resource conservation. Located in Pennsylvania.

Search for healthcare jobs and medical employment opportunities from across the U.S.

Takes a critical look at America's health care system and argues for a national single-payer approach.

Health Career Center is brought to you by the American Hospital Association to connect healthcare employers and top talent in all disciplines through its online job board network. Access thousands of job opportunities from high-quality employers and benefit from medical career development tools and resources. Professional services to help you build and manage your healthcare career for maximum potential success.

Offers 10-week summer internships in hospitals, clinics, policy-based agencies, health advocacy, medical groups, public health departments, community health organizations, foundations, and consulting firms. Interns work with senior and program managers to understand the organization's strategy and operations, work on important projects, develop valuable professional networks, and attend events. Locations : California and the Northeast. Open to undergraduates and recent graduates. Paid position.

Advice for applying to health professional schools - MD, DO, DDS, DVM, OD, PT, nursing, pharmacy, and others. Also covers naturopathic medicine, public health, and podiatry.

Professional organization of advisors of pre-health students, has a page of link resources organized by health career which maybe helpful for students.

HealthCorps educates American youth about the workings and wonders of their bodies through in-school seminars on diet, nutrition, and exercise. HealthCorps coordinators, recent college graduates interested in health-related fields, are paid a two-year stipend to teach students that to change their bodies, they must know their bodies.

Over 165 quantitative questions from actual finance job interviews, with answers. Question types include purely quantitative and logic, derivatives, statistical, and non-quantitative.

The HEATH Resource Center is a web-based clearinghouse that serves as an information exchange of educational resources, support services, and opportunities. The HEATH Resource Center gathers, develops, and disseminates information in the form of resource papers, fact sheets, website directories, newsletters, and resource materials. HEATH Resource Center is a collaborative effort among a network of professionals in the areas of disability, counseling, transition, and postsecondary education.

Internship opportunity for college graduates to serve 6-9 months with a participating organization of their choice in Washington DC. Peace and security focused.

The Hertog Foundation offers several highly competitive and selective educational programs for outstanding individuals who seek to influence the intellectual, civic, and political life of the United States. They offer programs in three main areas: Political Thought and Philosophy; War and Foreign Affairs; and Economics and Domestic Policy. Their programs include short-term seminars in New York City and Washington, DC, as well as summer fellowships for college undergraduates and recent graduates.

Health Education Systems Incorporated (HESI) is a United States company that provides exams and other study material to help prepare student nurses for their professional licensure exam. Walks students through the topics and question types, including: math, reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, and physics. Includes hundreds of sample questions, step-by-step explanations, illustrations, and comprehensive practice exams. Also contains a pre-test and post-test to help students identify specific areas of weakness to inform study strategies. The book has hint boxes with test-taking tips, as well as rationales, suggestions, examples, and reminders for specific topics. There are step-by-step explanations and sample problems in the math section and sample questions in all other sections. There's a user-friendly vocabulary chapter that covers medical terminology. Every chapter has an introduction, key terms, chapter outline, full-color layout and illustrations, and a bulleted summary.

A nonprofit educational organization that uses its organic farm, wilderness, and community to teach about the environment and social justice. It covers 1600 acres in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, about 40 miles south of San Francisco. The position runs from September to August. It involves teaching children, ages 6-17, garden and animal chores, participation in workshops, field trips, and program planning. Stipend and food provided.

Discusses how to succeed by effectively using your current circle of contacts. Goals of this guide are to show students how to use their network to reach insiders adn decision makers, get the right message to the right people, create a plan to organize networking, and more.

They offer paid ten to fifteen-week internships with federal agencies and private corporations. Must be undergraduate or graduate student. Deadline for spring internship is mid-November. For summer internship with U.S. Intelligence Community deadline is end of October. For summer internship with federal government and corporate partners, deadline is end of February. Do not have to be Hispanic to participate.

A ten-week summer program in Bethusda, MD, providing training opportunities for students from multiple ethnic and racial backgrounds who are interested in the area of health and health care disparities, science, and in pursuing careers in the biomedical sciences and healthcare fields. Open to to all undergraduate students who will be returning to college in the fall. Stipend and housing.

A 13-month program for students preparing for careers in medicine or healthcare as well as other students with strong leadership potential. Located on a 70 acre farm campus in Greensboro, Alabama. Fellows are trained to provide leadership in service to their communities and potentially to develop innovative community based solutions to the problems facing the broader healthcare system. Training involves readings and discussions to health care systems topics including health care law and ethics, health care economics, the structure and financing of the health care system, the history of American medicine, and health policy. Fellows help residents build relationships within the community, organize and enjoy day trips with residents, provide transportation, and help residents to navigate the healthcare and social services systems. Benefits: free housing and small monthly stipend.

Provides vacancy announcements, a directory of House members, and links to other Capitol Hill employment resources.

Discusses the field, provides chapters on each phase of the job search process, and provides profiles of the top 12 pharmaceutical companies.

Issues discussed include the meaning and structure of a PhD, time management, how to overcome the difficulties of communicating with supervisors, the particular problems of groups such as women, part-time, and overseas students.

Discusses both case and behavioral interviews and provides exercises and example cases.

How to: choose the right law school for you; develop your marketing strategy; write winning essays; interview; maximize your financial aid; and prepare for law school.

Profiles > 4,000 programs worldwide with facts and figures on program costs, entrance requirements, application contacts, and financial aid. Indexed by areas of concentration and alpha list of schools.

Covers little-known ways to find openings, construction of resumes, cover letters, and application essays (KSAs), interviews, and more. Also discusses working on Capitol Hill (chapt. 4).

A classic; still very relevant. Provides guidance on writing the personal statement (application essay), and includes dozens of examples.

A database of HHMI-funded summer research experiences in the sciences. Search by location and test.

The largest national gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender civil rights organization, HRC envisions an America where LGBT people are ensured of their basic equal rights, and can be open, honest, and safe at home, at work, and in the community. Their annual Corporate Equality Index report, released each fall, provides an in-depth analysis and rating of large U.S. employers and their policies and practices pertinent to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees.

Database of human service agencies in the Ithaca area, searchable by key word and program name.

Separate five-week summer programs in Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Lyon, New York City, and Warsaw. They bring together international groups of college students and recent graduates to explore different national histories of discrimination and resistance, as well as examples of issues affecting different minority groups today. Programs feature daily lectures and discussions with renowned academics, journalists, politicians, and activists, as well as a significant number of site visits to government agencies, non-profit and community organizations, museums, and memorials. Applicants must be sophomores, juniors, seniors, or recent graduates. Benefits : lodging and food stipend.

International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience matches technical students from U.S. universities with paid internships in over 80 countries. Internships are available in private companies, research laboratories, universities, and other academic institutions. Available in summer and on longer term basis. There are fees to participate.

Find non-profit and public service organizations around the world. Database filters by location, focus or issue area, function or skill, key word, etc. for direct inquiry and application. Job postings, internships, volunteer options, and much more.

IEEG.ORG is a collaborative initiative funded by the National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. This initiative seeks to advance research towards the understanding of epilepsy by providing a platform for sharing data, tools and expertise between researchers. The portal includes a large database of scientific data and tools to analyze these datasets.

Provides details of what it's like to work at dozens of high-profile and cutting-edge companies. Covers runway to retail.

The story of what the author learned about being an adjunct professor.

Inclusively is an employment platform and professional network that is transforming the way jobseekers with disabilities connect to inclusive employers. Inclusively's job matching technology allows you to search and connect to jobs that match your experience, skills, and preferred accommodations. They offer users the ability to provide communication and interview preferences, making your hiring experience inclusive from the start. Inclusively has worked with people who have a wide range of disabilities: visual, mobility, hearing, neurodiversity, cognitive, mental health, speech, chronic illness, and intellectual.

One of the largest databases of jobs - search by job title, key words, or employer name. Many helpful filters. Also, salary information by job title or key words.

One and two-year service fellowships for young professionals of Indian origin with grassroots service organizations in India. Nominal stipend to enable fellows to live simply and work in India for the duration of their fellowship. Indicorps or the local project partner organization covers basic room, board, and fellowship-related travel. Deadline: March 1.

Undergraduate and graduate internships available in India year-round in areas ranging from application development to business consulting.

A residential community in rural Virginia for adults with intellectual disabilities, dedicated to providing a life-sharing home and work environment. Volunteers spend one year living in a house with two - three other volunteers and work in one of the workstations, including gardens, bakery, weavery, and woodshop. Benefits : room, board, and small monthly stipend.

Gives an up-close and personal look at the lives of diplomats and specialists who make up the U.S. Foreign Service.

Participate in this intensive, six-week postdoc training fellowship to help connect academia and data science.

The Institute believes in the power of freedom to enable people to unleash their unique potential and help create a more just, peaceful, and thriving world. They offer many opportunities intended to support and inspire students and faculty, including seminars, scholarships, online videos and programming, and career resources. For undergraduate and graduate students who are exploring the principles, practices, and institutions necessary to a free society.

Provides access to members, career information, job postings, internships, profiles of professionals, and a student union career center.

Provides access to members, a job site, internships, a career resource center, and a grad school planning guide.

Summer Fellowship Program teaches up-and-coming communicators the realities of the business world through an expense-paid 9 week fellowship, which includes practical experience and career-planning advice. Open to juniors, seniors, and graduate students with an interest in broadcasting, cable, advertising, and/or interactive media. Fellows have a rare opportunity to question industry professionals at panels, lectures, and group discussions. They also take related field trips and learn career planning, networking, and interviewing skills by attending industry social functions. Following this first week, Fellows gain full-time “real world” experience at a New York-based media corporation.

Scholarship Fund for seniors and recent grads who aspire to become reporters, editors, and newsroom professionals. Study journalism or related fields at the graduate level at accredited universities. Exchange between Latin America/Caribbean and US/Canada. Tuition coverage and airfare costs covered, visa process is not.

InterAction is a convener, thought leader, and voice for NGOs working to eliminate extreme poverty, strengthen human rights and citizen participation, safeguard a sustainable planet, promote peace, and ensure dignity for all people.

Provides access to national committees and groups around the globe. These national bodies comprise leading companies and business associations in their countries.

A variety of short-term volunteer options in many parts of the world. Lists > 700 organizations w/ first-hand accounts of volunteers' experiences.

Offers nine to twelve months of support to graduate students in the humanities and humanistic social sciences who are enrolled in PhD programs in the United States and conducting dissertation research on non-U.S. topics.

IEFA is the premier resource for financial aid, college scholarship, international student loan programs, and grant information. Database of more than 1,500 programs. For US and international students wishing to study abroad. Some resources are specific to the student's home country or field of study, while others are more general.

Lists UK and international green jobs encompassing the specialisms of Wildlife, Ecology, Sustainability, Nature and Conservation, Climate Change, and Marine Management.

International travel grants for ILR-related educational activities abroad for undergraduate and graduate students. Deadlines vary. Check website.

Grad program information by subject and country.

IIEC is devoted to sustainable energy and environmental solutions world-wide. This site lists their offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America.

Presents all the tools needed to jump start international careers in business, government, or non-profits.

A step-by-step guide to the process of searching for and obtaining work abroad. The author has prepared specialized chapters on various positions available in the government, non-profit, and private sectors.

IJNet delivers the latest on global media innovation, news apps and tools, training opportunities and expert advice for professional and emerging journalists worldwide. Produced by the International Center for Journalists, IJNet follows the shifting journalism scene from a global perspective in eight languages - Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Persian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Opportunities section includes fellowships, jobs, scholarships, grants, and contests: a resource for students interested in basic journalism, freelancing, media documentaries, and investigative reporting.

A world guide to about 10,000 government, university, nonprofit and commercial research and development centers, institutes, laboratories, bureaus, test facilities, experiment stations, research parks, foundations, and councils. Indexes: subject, country, and personal name.

A country-by-country listing of two to three-week voluntary service projects world-wide. Our projects are a microcosm of a world where nations join together to improve life for humanity.

Lists international volunteer openings. Searchable by region of the world, country, type of work, and project duration.

An internship database searchable by type of internship and location. Hosted by Chegg.

Provides a complete overview of investment banking in its modern form; defines key terms; identifies structures, strategies, and operational aspects; and analyzes the strategy in each of the main functional areas of an investment bank.

Designed to help aspiring doctoral students in two ways. First, to help make a sound decision about whether to pursue a PhD. Second, to help you succeed if you do.

For anyone thinking about pursuing an advanced degree and those who support them. Helps potential students navigate graduate study―not just how to get in but how to succeed once you are there and what to expect when you leave. Weighs the pros and cons of attending graduate school against achieving a sustainable work-life balance and explains the application process, the culture of graduate school, and employment prospects for academics.

International Society of Automation (ISA) Educational Foundation Scholarships are awarded to college or university students who demonstrate outstanding potential for long-range contribution to the fields of automation and control. The scholarship awards support tuition and related expenses and research activities and initiatives.

The Janet McKinley '74 Family Grant is open to all Cornell sophomores for the purpose of assisting students in pursuing interesting, provocative, and entrepreneurial summer projects, with the intent of having a direct and lasting impact on many generations of Cornell students. Early March deadline.

Involves teaching or other activities with local residents throughout Japan. Contracts are for one year. Salaried position.

A two-year program to support Japanese nationals obtaining PhDs in macroeconomics to prepare them for work as economists with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Must be accepted into an accredited institution outside of Japan. Must be Japanese citizen to be eligible.

Provides financial assistance to students, freshmen through grad level, to enable them to perform community service that otherwise would be financially difficult for them to do so. Service may be through employment or other association with a nonprofit organization, through the development and execution of a person's own program of community service, or through any other suitable community service activity.

Provides financial assistance to students, freshmen thru grad level, to enable them to perform community service that otherwise would be financially difficult for them to do so. Service may be through employment or other association with a nonprofit organization, through the development and execution of a person's own program of community service, or through any other suitable community service activity.

A year-long professional development opportunity for Jewish young adults who learn grassroots community organizing, explore their Jewish identity together, and become leaders in the pursuit of social justice. Salary and health insurance.

This book offers powerful job search strategies for seeking employment in medium and small-sized cities and towns. Get information essential to understanding the unique nature of securing interviews and jobs in these markets. Find job search tools that will enable you develop a larger pool of job opportunities than you thought possible. Learn how the latest in online and offline resources will assist you in your job search. Receive tips from experience to help you more successfully navigate the application and interview process. Discover lots of resources that can give you a competitive advantage over other job candidates.

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