By Sam Jones, Journalism Major with Certificates in Environmental Studies and Development Economics, 2020 When Badgers were scattered across the state, country, and world for spring recess, this is not what we expected to be met …
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Enjoy the Journey: Q&A with an L&S Alum
Jessica De Valk, MD (’11) is a primary care pediatrician in the greater Milwaukee area who majored in Molecular Biology with Honors in the Liberal Arts at UW-Madison. Q: How …
Being Comfortable Not Knowing What’s Next
Comm Arts major Joshua Steinberg (’07) on his path to Google and beyond My career at Google started with a twist. For as long as I can remember, I wanted to live in California. As …
Drop-in Peer Advising
For first and second year students, isn’t it too early to be thinking about a “career”? Nope! It’s too early to think about an internship if you haven’t figured our your major, right? Incorrect! Here’s …
Internship Criteria
CRITERIA FOR AN EXPERIENCE TO BE DEFINED AS AN INTERNSHIP* To ensure that an experience—whether it is a traditional internship or one conducted remotely or virtually—is educational, and thus eligible to be considered a legitimate …
Get out of the hot seat: questions to ask in your informational interview
An informational interview (or meeting, since you’re not actually asking for a job) is kind of like a first date… with less pressure. Your motivation may be to learn more about the person’s field of work, …
A Step-by-Step Guide for Your First Informational Interview
An informational interview is kind of like an interview… on opposite day. It’s a 1:1 opportunity that you initiate to learn more about someone’s career path, experience with a company, responsibilities in a position, etc. Informational …