Tips and resources for Cornellians across campus.

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.