In their senior year as Cornell engineering undergraduates, Niraj Shah ’95 and Steve Conine ’95 took an entrepreneurship class that inspired them to co-found CSN Stores, now Wayfair, …
By Elaine Lu Hoffstaetter
Elaine Lu HoffstaetterCareer Readiness Coach (Central Career Services)
Every aspiring consultant eventually asks the same question: “Does the firm name on my offer letter actually matter?” The honest answer is yes, but not in the way most people think. Prestige is a real force in …
By Laura Gallup, originally published April 24, 2026
“Cornell University is unveiling the Cornell Career Network, a reimagined career development model to enhance exploration and access to opportunity across campus. This new model aims to make career readiness and support …
By Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D.
Jessamyn Perlus, Ph.D.Director of Career Advising, Training, and Development
An artist residency is a program designed to support artists, most often initiated and funded by government bodies, non-profit organizations, or private patrons of the arts. Over a defined period and within a specific location, these …
By Madelynn Hollis
Madelynn HollisAssistant Director of Career Development (College of Architecture, Art and Planning)
Recruitment for the Cornell University Hearing and Review Panel (UHRP) is underway!
The UHRP is composed of students, faculty, and staff who work together to adjudicate Formal Complaints under the Student Code of Conduct (Code). UHRP members participate in all aspects of the formal hearing process, …
By Alex Jablonski
Alex JablonskiAssociate Director, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor
By Sheri Hall, Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy
May 27, 2024
What do the White House, the U.S. Justice Department Civil Rights Division, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and the Senate Majority Leader’s office have in common?
By Erica Ford, International Career Development Coach
If you are an F-1 international student graduating this semester, but have not yet secured a job for Optional Practical Training (OPT), you are not alone. Beyond traditional full-time jobs, the first year …
By Erica Ford
Erica FordAssistant Director, International Student Career Development
As a graduate student, you have a lot to learn. Scholarship and research aside, there are many facets of the graduate school experience that are important to your success but might not be obvious or …
My journey has been shaped by being a financial auditor and trusted partner to the highest levels of global corporations in highly regulated sectors, including defense and pharma. With …