Working on campus is a fantastic opportunity to get some professional experience and build your resume. You don’t need to commute anywhere to get to your job, making it easier to juggle your employment with academic and extracurricular obligations. It’s …

Do you have trouble representing your own achievements without adding qualifiers like “I think I did OK” or “I believe my performance was good”? This article addresses the sources of this self-doubt and gives tips for knowing when and how …

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Individuals and teams comprising up to five members can participate in the EPIC Grand Challenge. The CEIC encourages team participation, as one of the criteria for judging is interdisciplinary academics. Current students from Earlham College, Earlham School …

The pandemic has upended the professional world globally, and patterns of how, where, and when people work may never be the same as they were before it began. This article examines three of the now-common questions in job interviews and …

The US does not have enough folks qualified as highly skilled workers in computer-related jobs, and the industry increasingly looks to hire immigrants for open positions. Read the article here >>>

Do you ever get an email or text message from someone that just rubs you the wrong way? The tone doesn’t feel quite right and you don’t know what to make of it. It’s so easy to misinterpret tone in …

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This post briefly covers where and when you should start with graduate school applications.

It’s 2 AM on a Monday. I can’t sleep. I check my work email (a big no-no for many reasons). The …

By the 19th century, as the UK (and the “Pax Britannica”) helped introduce a more modern global economy, a country did not have to be a colonial power itself in order to benefit from the profits of global imperialism. Scandinavia …