“DREAMer” is a term often used to refer to undocumented immigrants whose parents or others brought them to the United States as children. The term originates from the DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors), a legislative proposal …
Are you an international student looking for work experience in the US? You may have heard the terms CPT and OPT thrown around at orientation or among other international students. While both OPT and CPT provide off-campus work authorization for …
The United States tax system can be a daunting prospect for anyone, but it can be particularly confusing for foreign students and academics arriving on F or J visas. Even if you’re focused on your studies or research, understanding your …
“Will I lose my disability if I work part-time?” It’s a common question among Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) recipients. If this is your case, we have both a short and a long answer for you.
Short answer: not necessarily. …
Held every October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) is an opportunity to recognize the vital role and countless contributions of people with disabilities in the workforce, while also raising awareness of supportive, inclusive employment policies and practices that help foster …
“Should I go to grad school?”
Longtime professional, current undergraduate student, or sector switcher—no matter where you are in your social-impact journey, you may have wondered whether grad school is right for you. From satisfying a degree requirement to …
There are many factors to keep in mind when deciding where to apply for grad school. With myriad funding options and program structures, it can be difficult to narrow your options down. That’s why we’ve put together this list of …
“If you don’t like where you are, MOVE. You are not a tree.”
–Jim Rohn
Too many of us get stuck in jobs where we feel comfortable. We’re afraid to walk away from the security of a regular paycheck and try something new. But if you’re not happy or your current situation isn’t getting you …
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In this episode, I welcome back Yvonne Armenta, a public speaking consultant and podcaster. Yvonne shares her journey from a shy child who was too scared to ask for a bottle of ketchup, to the confident public speaker and public …
Balancing job applications with the demands of classes, extracurricular activities, and personal life is no easy feat. For students and early-career professionals, it often feels like there are not enough hours in the day. The good news? With the right …
