La Porte, Texas

Tips on maintaining the spark!
Tips on keeping your connections organizated and being thoughtful when reaching out!

Hello, Career Village! My name is Jennifer, and I am currently in 2nd semester of my sophomore year of college. As I am going into my junior year of college, I often hear from my upperclassmen that junior year is crucial for my academic career. My question is how I can set myself up for a good...

What do I do if I still don't know what I want to do for a career? I'm currently working and plan to work during college, but its not something I'm passionate about and I want to discover what it really is that I would love to do for the rest of my life. Any tips or paths I can take? Maybe ways...

Hello Career Village! I am a 2nd-year college student at RPI, and I've come to a point in my life where I am in this shell and can't seem to break out of it because I am afraid of taking risks in my academic career. I have so many ambitions I want to tackle, but as I am finally getting the...

I want to pursue athletic training, but I am also stuck between doing physical therapy and occupational therapy.

What certifications or skills should I focus on to stand out as a cybersecurity intern during college?

I've tried many things but have no luck, kinda winging everything, and the grades show. Trying to see if there's something I haven't thought about or a new approach to an old method.

It could be anything in regard to note taking, studying, time management, extracurriculars, internships, anything like that! #spring25

I'm unsure

Is social work rewarding enough to make stable life ? What types of internships should I look into? If I wanted to do something with law and social work what should I do ?

I am looking to move into a management position. Aside from formal education, how can I sharpen my skills to prepare for this role?

I am deciding to go back to school for an AAS in electronics engineering technology to pursue a more stable future for myself after a few years in tech doing QA. I am in my 30s now and have always wanted to finish my degree. How tough is it to get back in the groove of academia?

I believe that architects should find a way to build around nature instead of building through it, that way our environment remains healthy, but how can we strive to do so? How can we build cities without harming our ecosystems? Without relocating our animals?

#Spring25

These are two questions I’ve been thinking about a lot lately, ones that go beyond job titles or promotions and really dig into what kind of person you want to be in your work and life. I'd love to hear from people in all kinds of careers and walks of life.

What are things you learned about yourself? Others?
Hard truths you had to accept?
Things you had to teach yourself?