Week one checklist for students starting their search for a summer internship

1. Update Your Core Resume

Add your GPA and honors from the fall semester.
Include any new projects, leadership roles, or volunteer work you finished over the break.
Save it as a PDF titled FirstName_LastName_Resume_2026.pdf.

2. Visit the Career Services …

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Template for students sending thank you note to employer after networking meeting or interview

A thank you note is more than just being polite. It is a way to keep the conversation going and show that you were actually paying attention. You should send this within 24 hours of your meeting while the details …

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Top Remote Job Opportunities for People with Disabilities in 2026

Remote work has moved from being a temporary solution to a permanent shift in the way organizations operate. For people with disabilities, this transformation has opened doors that were previously limited by various physical, logistical, or accessibility issues. In 2026, …

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How to write your resume or CV if you have no work experience | From Dorms to Desks Podcast | ep69

Landing your first job can feel daunting, especially when creating a resume with little to no formal work experience. In today’s episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we break down how to build a standout resume by reframing …

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17 things engineering majors should do in December to help with their 2026 job search

December gives engineering students a rare chance to pull ahead long before the 2026 recruiting rush begins. Employers want more than strong grades or an impressive list of courses. They want to see curiosity, the ability to solve real problems, …

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How to Get Into Albany Medical College (2026)

How Hard is It to Get Into Albany Medical College?

Albany Medical College, part of the Albany Med Health System, is a private medical school located in Albany, New York. As the only academic medical center in northeastern New York, …

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Timeout with Chineze Nwagbo

On this week’s episode of Timeout with TWN, we chatted with Chineze Nwagbo, Director for PeacePlayers Baltimore, Co-Host of the PeacePlayers’ Play it Forward Podcast and former pro basketball player. Find out the lessons sport taught Chinny about life and learn how knowing who she is and surrounding herself with people who wanted to support …

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Starting a Small Business With a Disability That Stands Out

Starting a small business is challenging for anyone. Doing it with a disability often adds extra layers. Physical limits. Energy constraints. Accessibility barriers. Gaps in support. Still, many disabled entrepreneurs build successful businesses every year.

The difference often comes down …

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Why Accounting Fits Many Disabled Professionals

Accounting is one of the most adaptable careers available today. It relies on accuracy, structure, and thoughtful analysis—not physical demands. Many disabled professionals find that accounting offers meaningful work, stable long-term careers, and environments where accommodations are easier to implement …

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Should early-career candidates use salary sites like Glassdoor to benchmark pay?

Salary sites like Glassdoor and Blind can be useful, especially when you are early in your career and trying to make sense of what people in your field get paid. They give you a baseline. A rough map. But that …

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