Student career fair returns to Barton Hall

The campuswide career fair for students returns in-person this fall for the first time since 2019.

By Kelly Kuehn
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Effective Job-Hunting Techniques for People with Sensory Processing Sensitivities

Picture this: you’re someone with sensory processing difficulties (or perhaps identify as a Highly Sensitive Person [HSP]) stuck in a bustling office, where bright lights and constant noise leave you feeling overwhelmed. You want to seek a rewarding job and …

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Defying Family Expectations & Tapping Into New Dimensions with Mel Moreno

In this episode, I interview Mel Moreno, co-founder of GhostTown.Global. Mel shares her experience breaking free from family expectations carving her own path as a first gen and only daughter in her family. We discuss our experience founding a business …

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Breaking into Hollywood as a Black, Trans, Queer founder

Tye-Leigha Hagood (they/them) – or Tye for short – is a Black Trans Queer filmmaker, passionate about the revolutionary act of telling LBGTQ+ stories on a mainstream level.

Tye found their passion for film early in childhood, writing their first screenplay in …

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The Top 10 Affordable LGBTQ+ Friendly Cities Pt 1 | Queer Money Ep. 433

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What are the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly cities in the United States?
On this Queer Money, we’re taking a break from our usual look at individual states. We wanted to share the the top 10 most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly cities so far from the first 25 states we’ve covered from Montana to Wyoming.
All …

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How – And Why – To Negotiate

You’ve just finished a long job search. You wrote and rewrote your resume, went through rounds of interviews, and, finally, you got an offer!

However, there’s one more important step to consider before you finish your job search – and it’s …

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Grow Your Career Through Public Speaking with Yvonne Armenta

In this episode, I welcome back Yvonne Armenta, a public speaking consultant and podcaster. Yvonne shares her journey from a shy child who was too scared to ask for a bottle of ketchup, to the confident public speaker and public …

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How To Ask For ‘Reasonable Accommodations’ If You Have a Disability

hanks to recent government efforts, companies are now more open to hiring employees with disabilities. This, coupled with regulations that ensure equal employment opportunities, makes it a lot easier to find a job as a disabled worker.

Even then, when you’re disclosing a …

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Timeout with Kelly Conheeney

On the latest episode of Timeout with TWN, we chatted with Kelly Conheeney, assistant women’s soccer coach at Manhattan College and former pro soccer player!
Find out why Kelly shares her journey through concussions and athletic retirement and how she’s navigating life after the game. Join us Wednesdays at 6pm EST LIVE on IG as …

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Timeout with Sivonnia DeBarros

On this episode, Danielle sat down with Sivonnia DeBarros, Creator of What Are You Sporting About and Founder of SL DeBarros Law Firm.  Learn about how her experience playing sports impacted her drive and commitment to supporting athletes in their business endeavors today. Plus hear her advice for athletes for navigating life after sports. 

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Why Data Scientists Have a Solid Foundation for a Career in Cybersecurity

Data science offers a promising career for individuals with autism, capitalizing on their strengths in pattern recognition and analytical thinking.

Neurodivergent individuals’ unique abilities can drive innovation and efficiency in data analysis, making significant contributions to the field.

The demand …

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