There are several ways to find a job: networking, working with executive recruiters (headhunters) or search firms, answering ads posted on web sites or in journals or newspapers, attending job fairs ...

Evaluating and knowing yourself is critical to identifying the programs providing the best fit for your career goals and aspirations. Start by discussing this with your faculty, your academic advisor ...

Letters of recommendation are required by graduate schools and fellowship programs, some internship or research programs, and some employers. Most letters of recommendation for graduate schools are ...

Note: Additional reading/final exam days may be added if evening class times are needed.

A new study in the journal Scientific Reports offers a rare glimmer of hope in the face of climate change, suggesting glacial rivers and lakes may play a crucial role in mitigating the effects of ...

Think about the last thing you ate. Do you know where it came from and how it was procured? How about the ways that ethics, socioeconomics, culture, history, spirituality and science factored into ...

Join us for pizza & conversation followed by a presentation by Prof. Pearson & Prof. Hamilton-Drager. They will discuss jobs, careers, graduate schools, internships & REUs. Everyone welcome to attend.

Presented by Courtney Hager, RD LDN. If you’re looking for good nutrition, lots of flavor, and fewer hard-to-follow rules, the Mediterranean Diet may be just what you need. The Mediterranean Diet is ...

The directors of the Writing Center/Writing Program and QR Center (John Katunich, Lucy McInerney, and Jackie Campbell) will be available for informal conversations about all things QR and/or writing.

The 2024 Dickinson Investment Competition, hosted by the Burgess Institute for the Global Economy and the Department of ...