College graduates are entering a hot labor market with national data showing employers are significantly boosting recruitment. Many seniors are accepting job offers months before they graduate.
A MARTINEZ, HOST:
All right. Just about to graduate from college and looking …
By Carol Sharick
Carol SharickDirector of Career and Professional Development for Undergraduates, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
The UMass Center for Justice, Law, and Societies and the Academic Fellows Program invites students to apply for our inaugural summer undergraduate research fellowship. All participating students will earn $5000 of summer funding, working approximately 30 hours each week for …
By Felicia Griffin-Fennell
Felicia Griffin-FennellDirector of the SBS RISE Program & Lecturer in Sociology
The Dean of Students Office extends Short Term Loans (up to $500) to matriculated undergraduates and (up to $1000) to graduate students for temporary financial emergencies, hardship, or unforeseen personal/family emergencies. To apply, please submit a completed Short Term Loan …
Every Wednesday at around 11:00 am, you receive a newsy email from the SBS Pathways Center! It contains information on upcoming events, jobs and internships, articles of interest, student stories, etc.
YOU have the ability to curate the content that …
By Carol Sharick
Carol SharickDirector of Career and Professional Development for Undergraduates, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
You can request a change in your status (part time/full time) by logging into SPIRE under Academics > Request Status Change and fill out information. The change must be done before the end of add/drop of the current semester.
Whether you are graduating in May and haven’t found a job yet, or you are an undergrad seeking a summer internship, there is plenty of time, and plenty of opportunities are being posted every day!
And – YOU have to …
By Carol Sharick
Carol SharickDirector of Career and Professional Development for Undergraduates, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences