Sooner or later every college graduate or working professional has to face some sort of leap. It’s the moment you realize that you might be applying to a position that feels out of your depth or you might be getting into something you’re not entirely comfortable with because of a Read more…
I hope I’m not the only one who remembers the often gifted book for graduations across the country: Oh The Places You’ll Go! By Dr. Seuss. (Is this still a thing? Am I dating myself?) Since college will soon be behind you keep these things in mind as you embark Read more…
How many times has this happened: You’re wrapped in the middle of a job search scrolling through hundreds of positions on Handshake or another job-search platform and you stumble across the perfect position. It’s an entry-level role based in your local area and it seems like something you might have Read more…
Your soon-to-be awarded degree is likely a requirement for your dream job. But what is going to set you apart from everyone else who just graduated college with the same qualification? Your network! Harness the power of your network, providing you an edge in your job search Do I even Read more…
As you know, networking is a key part of your job search and career development. However, networking has changed over time and the way you manage your network is extremely influential in your success. Here are some quick tips on how to make the most of your network now and Read more…
Allison Rieke is a graduate student in Emerson’s Integrated Marketing Communications Master’s Program. This spring she has been working as a Marketing Intern with the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. PEM, as it is affectionately called is “the nation’s oldest continuously operating museum” and has “emerged as a new Read more…
When I was 20 years old, a student at Boston College studying business, I knew that I wanted to combine my business education and my passion for social change into a career but I had no idea where to start. A fruitful google search and many informational interviews later, I Read more…
Making the world a better place, one entrepreneur at a time. That’s the mission that TLE Center for Urban Entrepreneurship (TLE) has taken on with the fearless leadership of Tricia Young, TLE’s founder and president, and with the support they’ve seen as a relatively new non-profit making a mark on Read more…
We all have the right to tell our own story and Brookline Interactive Group (BIG) is making sure of that. Having rebranded from over 30 years of being Brookline Access Television, BIG has moved from a traditional public access station to a new national model of civic engagement, community outreach, Read more…
Seacrest Studios is a unique environment for media-focused students to get involved with. Located in Boston Children’s Hospital, their mission is to provide entertainment to a community of doctors and patients through outstanding radio and television production. Past examples of their work include several appearances of VIP guests for interviews, Read more…