Fellowships for Future Problem-Solvers: Four Opportunities to Turn Your Interests Into Impact

College can be a time to explore what you’re passionate about and start thinking about how you might use those interests to address the challenges you care about most. Whether you’re drawn to scientific research, public service, policy, or innovation, …

By Dana Nowakowski
Dana Nowakowski Assistant Director of Summer Experience Grant and National Fellowships
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Testing Possibilities: How a Summer Internship Helped One Ph.D. Student Put His Skills to Work

What does a summer internship look like for a Ph.D. student?

For Tanner Crunelle, a third-year Ph.D. student in the field of English language and literature at Cornell, it meant helping build a new scholarly organization from the ground up.

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By Marjorie Mosereiff
Marjorie Mosereiff Assistant Director for Graduate Career Exploration (Graduate School)
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Introducing Handshake AI Skills Studio

On September 22, 2026, Handshake launched a new tool: AI Skills Studio!

Employers are increasingly expecting candidates to show up with experience using AI in a professional setting. Students are often unsure where to start building those skills. AI Skills …

By Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D.
Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D. Director of Career Advising, Training, and Development
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Building Inclusive Workplaces: Insights from Disability Advocate Jacklyn Boheler

Finding a job can be challenging for everyone. However, people with disabilities often face unique challenges when seeking employment. Harmful misconceptions and lack of accommodations can make the hiring process harder. Even after getting a job, people with disabilities may …

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Good Jobs for Autistic Adults: A Strengths to Role Guide

There isn’t one “best job” for autistic adults. There are jobs that fit you: your sensory needs, your communication style, your desire for structure, and the kind of work that gives you energy. This guide turns those factors into a …

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How to Succeed in an Internship (Beyond Just Doing the Work)

By Zikora Akanegbu, Urban and Regional Studies ’26

When students think about internships, the focus is often on getting one: crafting the perfect resume, preparing for interviews, and securing an offer. But once you’re in the role, a different question …

By Madelynn Hollis
Madelynn Hollis Assistant Director of Career Development (College of Architecture, Art and Planning)
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The Law School Fair is Coming Up! Don’t Miss a Full Week of Pre-Law Events!

The 2026 Cornell Law School Fair is coming up! Whether you’re just beginning to think about law school or you’re already working on your applications, this is a great opportunity to learn more about the admissions process and pathways into …

By Alex Jablonski
Alex Jablonski Associate Director, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor
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Thinking About an MBA? Don’t Miss This Upcoming Workshop!

Interested in an MBA? Join University Career Development and Stacy Blackman Consulting on September 29 for an in-depth look at the MBA admissions process. Alex Liff, a long-time admissions consultant, will cover:

You’ll also learn how to get support and …

By Alex Jablonski
Alex Jablonski Associate Director, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor
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Starting a New Job While Non-Binary? Set Yourself Up for Success

You’ve made it through the interview process, accepted your job offer, and now you’re off to begin your new job. When you start in your new position and meet your co-workers, you want to make the best first impression possible. …

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How to Pivot from Entrepreneurship to Corporate

The fastest way to transition from one industry to another is to embody the identity of someone in your desired field. In this episode, I share two easy steps that you can take to transition from entrepreneurship to corporate life. …

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