Author: DePaul Career Center
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How I Got This Job: Foreign Service Officer
Caroline Savage is a career Foreign Service Officer who served most recently as Director of the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Press Center. As a non-resident fellow at Georgetown’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, her focus is diverse diplomacy leadership in foreign affairs, a project she began during her tenure as Virginia and Dean…
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#BlackHistoryMonth Movie Night
This year, we are celebrating Black History Month by recognizing the immense contribution of Black filmmakers and actors to the silver screen. So grab your popcorn and start streaming! Cornerstones of Black Cinema From the grit of everyday characters to the poetic images that continue to influence, here are some of the pivotal pieces that…
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Meet Peter Wild Crea, Rehabilitation Aide at Athletico
The Health Care & Science (HCS) Career Community wants to introduce students to a wide range of careers from popular clinical roles (e.g., nurse, physician, veterinarian) to jobs like healthcare data analytics, health administration, or biotech research. Today, we want to highlight a fantastic job seen on the resumes of numerous DePaul students: Rehabilitation Assistant…
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Meet Mai Hong, Senior Operations Program Manager at Teladoc Health
Here at the Health Care & Science Career Community, we want to introduce students to a wide range of careers in those industries. Students may be familiar with popular clinical roles (nurse, physician, veterinarian), but not with jobs like healthcare data analytics or administration, or biotech research. Livongo & Teladoc Health (a recently merged company) is…
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Industry Insights: Careers in Museums Recap
On Thursday, November 5, the Education, Nonprofit & Government Career Community at DePaul hosted a panel discussion with current professionals in the museum industry to speak about their roles and experiences working in museums. The panelists shared their journeys of how they ended up in this industry and provided some insights for students on how…
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Here, We Do: Students of Internship Plus (FQ 2020)
We know that not every student can afford to take an unpaid internship. The Internship Plus Program addresses the issue by awarding up to $2,500 in financial assistance to students who have an unpaid internship opportunity and demonstrate financial need. Through this program, many students are able to gain important experience in their field of interest.…
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