Melinda M. Snodgrass studied opera at the Conservatory of Vienna, graduated from the University of New Mexico, magna cum laude, in history, and went on to Law School. After practicing for three years, she left law and turned to writing.
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What is imposter syndrome? If you’ve never heard this term or experienced it, consider yourself lucky, but you may have experienced it without even realizing it. Imposter syndrome, perhaps at universities such as Penn, are not entirely uncommon. Anecdotally, it’s …
During the Pre-Health Chat: Making the Most of Your Clinical Experience, Shreya Ganguly CAS ’19 shared reflections on her most meaningful clinical experiences. Read below to learn more about her personal experiences and advice for navigating clinical opportunities.
Interested in …
I recently came across this excellent short over on the Indeed.com blog about various careers in the film industry that are great fits for introverted people. I myself am an introvert – yes, even as the host of a podcast …
The start of a new year is always a good time to revisit your resume. Michael and Mylene discuss some options you might want to consider when looking at your resume in 2021.
Show Notes:
When you’re writing a resume, your education and past jobs are far from the only things that matter. The truth is, the past experiences and skills that employers care about can come from a number of places. And particularly when …
It’s time to reach into the CS Radio grab bag! Michael and Mylene answer many questions about our expanded summer funding program and recruiting for summer 2022 banking jobs now.
Show Notes:
Summer Funding FAQ
Summer Funding Eligibility
Our theme …
Regina Jaslow, W’97, President of the Wharton Club of New York.
The business degree I attained at Wharton was in marketing, entrepreneurial and strategic management. The one highly valuable thing I didn’t learn at Wharton was sales skills. The ways …
Career Services is proud and delight to announce our new partnership with Student Registration & Financial Services to expand our Summer Funding Program with an additional $500,000 to support 125-150 middle-income students pursuing summer research and internship opportunities.
“We really …
An earlier version of this story was originally published in The WALK magazine, and is reprinted here with permission from the author. The WALK is the University of Pennsylvania’s premier student-run fashion magazine. Written, photographed, illustrated, and designed entirely in-house, …
