Gen Z and AI: How the Digital-Native Generation Uses Tech at Work

As Gen Z continues to enter the workforce, they’re entering a job market unlike any before—one shaped by fast technological improvements, shifting workplace norms, and, most notably, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). That raises the question—how is Gen Z …

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My Summer in the Planet Lab

Prabh Kaur, COL ’26, Seaford, DE

This summer, I continued my work in the Paul Planet Lab at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) under the mentorship of postdoctoral researcher Dr. Amy Campbell and PhD candidate Nicholas Bolden.

Marking 1.5 …

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Career Services
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A Framework for Generative AI in Graduate Professional Development

Used critically and transparently, generative AI can help students at all starting points explore, build, connect and refine their professional paths, alongside faculty advisers and career development professionals—never replacing them, but providing just-in-time feedback and broader access to coaching-style support.

By Joseph Barber
Joseph Barber Director, Graduate Career Initiatives
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CS Radio – Episode 237: Hospitality and Beyond

Having just been on vacation, Michael is motivated to talk about careers in leisure and hospitality. Like many other industries, hospitality can contain so much more than the obvious, including tracks in finance, technology, even consulting. Coming along with Michael …

By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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PhD Career Exploration Fellow Spotlight: Catalina (Mica) Udani

Hosted by Bloom Funding

This fall, we will be featuring blog posts written by PhD students who participated in Career Services’ Career Exploration Fellowship (CEF), a program that helps doctoral candidates explore their career interests through networking opportunities with advanced …

By Alison Howard
Alison Howard Associate Director, Graduate Students & Postdocs
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No Social Media? Here’s How it Affects Job Prospects

Not everyone’s on Instagram– or X, LinkedIn, and other social networking sites that seem to be where all the action happens online. Even in this connected age, there are lots of valid reasons to have no social media accounts, ranging …

By Tina Anino
Tina Anino Associate Director, The College
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So you’ve got an interview…..

By Jamie Grant, C’98 GEd’99
Senior Associate Director for SEAS, Career Services

Congrats! All your effort with online applications, networking and self-assessment have paid off – you’ve got an invitation to interview! As you begin preparing for whatever the process …

By Jamie Grant
Jamie Grant Senior Associate Director, Engineering
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CS Radio – Episode 236: Locked In on LinkedIN

It’s Miller time! Associate Director Dustin Miller steps in for a vacationing Michael to school Natty on the best ways to leverage LinkedIN, the ultimate tips and tricks to get yourself noticed there, and what to avoid.

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By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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PhD Career Exploration Fellow Spotlight: Valeria Seminario

Hosted by Penn Press

This fall, we will be featuring blog posts written by PhD students who participated in Career Services’ Career Exploration Fellowship (CEF), a program that helps doctoral candidates explore their career interests through networking opportunities with advanced …

By Alison Howard
Alison Howard Associate Director, Graduate Students & Postdocs
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Behind the Scenes of Epidemiology and Toxicology Research: Dr. Aimin Chen’s Biostatistics Lab

Victoria Valdivia, SEAS ’28, Miramar, FL

The world of toxicology and epidemiology is an influential and ever-evolving one. Over the last year, I have been diving deeper into some of the most pressing issues related to American health and toxic …

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Career Services
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