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ºüÀêÊÓƵ is now one of the schools participating in Handshake, a career portal that connects students (and alumni) with employers locally as well as nationwide.

An internship at Winthrop University Hospital gave nursing major Dominick Bacchi a taste of an exciting new career path.

The Bridges to ºüÀêÊÓƵ program is creating ways for students with autism to land jobs and internships.

ºüÀêÊÓƵ’s partnership with the New York Theatre Workshop is hands-on learning at its best.

Anderson, a senior political science major and history minor, is interning in Washington this fall.

Perez was able to incorporate her passion for community service into a career in business.

Berit got the opportunity to lead and create a program for NCAA sports team.

Maracic found internships and jobs in the psychology field through the Center for Career Development.

Eisenkraft is exploring her love for teaching through a position at a public school in Brooklyn.

Khan is combining his work for global education and acceptance with teaching and counseling.

Kostadinov used the Center for Career Development to find jobs in accounting both on and off campus.

Akinyooye is making a career out of his childhood passion, working for the New York Knicks.

Bernadine Waller, M.A. 10, assistant director of experiential learning in the Center for Career and Professional Development, publishes an op-ed in the "Huffington Post."

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The Center for Career and Professional Development's Welcome Back Block Party was packed with students, alumni and employers.

For a growing number of ºüÀêÊÓƵ students, summer is a time to pursue passions and explore careers through research and internship opportunities.

Jonathan Ivanoff, associate director of internships at ºüÀêÊÓƵ, offered his expertise in a recent "Newsday" article explaining why it is mutually beneficial for companies to pay their interns.

Justyna Widera, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry has built her career on improving aspects of renewable energy, as well as inspiring students to do the same.

Danielle Maracic ’14 knew she was a teacher from a much younger age. Thanks to the education she got at ºüÀêÊÓƵ and the help she received from the Center for Career Development, Maracic is now making a difference in the lives of children enrolled in special education.

When Catherine Proto '15 came to ºüÀêÊÓƵ for her Masters of Social Work, she was initially overwhelmed by the job hunt. But she quickly got to work planning, preparing and persevering with the Center for Career Development.

Three students who are studying in, or who recently graduated from the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education were offered positions in out-of-state school districts.

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As a sophomore, Navdeep Singh landed an internship at Northwell Health. Shortly after, he was offered a part-time job. The entire experience has reinforced Singh's belief in the value of persistence.

An ºüÀêÊÓƵ connection helped Voorhees score a job where she applies the communications skills she honed at ºüÀêÊÓƵ.

The P.R.E.P. program builds relationships with students individually.

Kulins is making a career out of protecting the environment on Long Island and abroad.

Internships at the Smithsonian and the Cradle of Aviation Museum and helped Wurglics gain career insight.

Singh exceeded expectations in the Jaggar Community Fellows Program.

Proto used the Center for Career Development to find a position in social work.