The Cornell alumni community spreads far and wide. Given the diverse range of industries alumni are involved in, connecting with individuals in career paths of interest can be an extremely valuable resource for current students. CUeLINKS and the Cornell Outcomes Dashboard are two key resources.

Cornell Career Services hosted a virtual Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Alumni Panel on March 6 where four engaged Cornell alumni shared valuable pieces of advice and guidance for BIPOC students navigating the workforce and current employment landscape. 

Cornell Wardrobe provides pre-professional clothing, helping any Cornell student pursue any opportunity

Erica Kryst Ph.D. comes to Cornell with a robust background in higher education.

Career Development Toolkit wins Eastern Association of Colleges and Employers (EACE) inaugural Excellence in Technology Award.

Online job boards seem like a great way to scour the web for opportunities, but they also give scammers a direct line to your contact information, so you need to be diligent. Recognize red flags, do your homework, and make sure it's legit. Keep safe online!

Three special programs March 25 - 26

Review CIT article on Tips to Avoid Fake Student Job Postings That Can Cost You Money

Tips and resources for Cornellians across campus.

The Cornell Outcomes Dashboard allows users to view a wide variety of Cornell postgraduate activity

The Career Check Up is a way to proactively reach students to increase awareness and use of career services. Through brief, solution-focused approaches, staff provide career education while improving students’ career readiness and wellbeing.

This week marks 60 years since President John F. Kennedy launched the Peace Corps with a vision to foster cooperation and connections across cultures worldwide. Cornellians have played a major role in the organization’s success — from early work by founding staff member Richard Ottinger ’50 to the hundreds of Cornell alumni who’ve volunteered since its birth in 1961

A pilot program designed to help students gain an understanding of the legal system and support New York State efforts to ensure high-quality advocacy for indigent individuals who are accused of criminal activity or are facing loss of parental rights.

Career Services launches a new canvas course.

All campus employer activities this fall will be happening virtually, starting with University Career Fair Days on September 9 and 10, and continuing with other career fairs, interviews, and employer information sessions.

Mary Grace Hager, a double major in computer science and mathematics, is a recipient of the Science, Mathematics & Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship.