News from the CDC
Starting and navigating higher education can be overwhelming to anyone and particularly first generation college students. Here is some advice from staff at Skidmore's Career Development Center who were first gen themselves.
Originally from Shanghai, China, Lucy Gao '21, shares some of the questions she had while visiting the CDC, including how to build a resume and how to talk with employers.
Originally from Shanghai, China, Lucy Gao '21, shares some of the questions she had while visiting the CDC her sophomore year. A Management & Business and Economics major, Lucy hopes this article inspires other international students to use the CDC as a trusted resource to become more confident in career exploration.
Haley English '19, a Managment & Business student, shares insights about the Skidmore-exclusive Career Advisor Network.
Consider using Skidmore’s Career Advisor Network (CAN) – our very own, in-house LinkedIn. Here are just a few of the benefits of using CAN.
The CDC Summer Experience Fund awards are accepting applications through March 25, 2019 at noon. Here are some tips to increase chances of gaining $4000 for an unpaid summer experience.- Spring Break is an opportunity to relax, rejuvenate, and have fun! It can also be a time to reflect on your future. What are you most interested in? Will you secure an internship this summer? If you’re a senior, will be you starting your post-college career? Once you’re back from break, the CDC is offering a wide range of programs providing insights and connection opportunities. Check them out!
Get to know Lauren Sisson, the CDC's Career Counselor for the Arts & Design and Media & Communications career communities.- For more than 18 years, Penny Loretto has worked with Skidmore students and alumni interested in getting internship experiences and jobs, particularly in the nonprofit, government, and education sectors. These career communities are also highly represented of the type of employers and organizations that participate in the Career Development Center’s Summer Experience Fund Awards Program.
Kim Crabbe, Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Career Development, oversees the Career Development Center and serves students in the finance & consulting career community.
Paige Durrant '19, a Management & Business major and member of the CDC's employer relations team, shares her top tips for attendees for Career Jam 2018.
Starting early, first year student and neuroscience major, Jenna Lucash '22 sees Career Jam on October 19, 2018 as a perfect opportunity to gain connections in the medical community.
Naira Abdula '20, pursuing a double major of Economics and Management & Business, discusses steps she's taken to strengthen her ability to be hired on Wall Street.
The CDC offers eReview services, allowing Skidmore students to email their resumes for review at their convenience. Trained peer career coaches provide feedback on resumes within 72 hours.
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