Timeout with Michael Willett

Call a timeout with Michael Willett, former college football player and CEO and founder of WalkOn Nation. Michael shares why football played such an important role in his life and how he has navigated the journey into life after sports. He talks about what inspired him to create WalkOn Nation and the importance of having …

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Timeout with Jazmine Highsmith

Call a timeout with Jazmine Highsmith, former DI track and field athlete and founder of Female Athletes Rock. Learn about the impact track and field has made on her life and what inspired her to become an advocate for women athletes. You can connect with Jazmine and Female Athletes Rock on Instagram at @femaleathletesrock.

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Social Impact & Government Careers: February Events

Interested in non-profit or government careers, or socially responsible private sector roles? Check out these events coming up in February! Registration is encouraged but not required. Join us for one or all.

Most events are hosted by the Social Impact …

By Alex Kamphorst
Alex Kamphorst Career Development Associate (College of Arts & Sciences)
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Sales & Trading – Insights from BNP Paribas

Sales & Trading (S&T) is the division of an investment bank that pitches trading ideas and executes or facilitates trades in securities like stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities for clients. Unlike investment banking, which focuses on large corporate deals, S&T …

By Elaine Lu Hoffstaetter
Elaine Lu Hoffstaetter Career Readiness Coach (Central Career Services)
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Starting a Small Business With a Disability That Stands Out

Starting a small business is challenging for anyone. Doing it with a disability often adds extra layers. Physical limits. Energy constraints. Accessibility barriers. Gaps in support. Still, many disabled entrepreneurs build successful businesses every year.

The difference often comes down …

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Inside Autism Acceptance in the Workplace with 20+ Companies

Only 22% of autistic adults are in any kind of employment according to the National Autistic Society. This statistic clearly represents the strides we still need to make to improve autism and wider neurodivergent acceptance in the workplace.

Embracing autism …

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Entry-Level Software Engineer Resume: What Recruiters Want to See

Starting out in software engineering? Your resume needs to show technical skills, problem-solving ability, and a willingness to learn—even if you don’t have much formal experience. Here’s how to stand out.

1. Essential Sections for an Entry-Level Software Engineer …

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Fostering LGBTQIA+ belonging in the workplace

The technology industry is undergoing a significant shift toward LGBTQIA+ equality to create belonging in the workplace, yet there’s still work to be done.

For Tonya Allen, a senior staff program manager at tech company ServiceNow, raising a transgender son …

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Choosing Between Two Career Paths – On Air Coaching Call

Have you ever felt at a crossroads between two career paths? In this special coaching call episode, I coach Angie, who is a Latina First Gen Professional, recent college grad, and is seeking guidance on her career path after graduation. …

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Top Remote Job Opportunities for People with Disabilities in 2026

Remote work has moved from being a temporary solution to a permanent shift in the way organizations operate. For people with disabilities, this transformation has opened doors that were previously limited by various physical, logistical, or accessibility issues. In 2026, …

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