Welcome to “3 Questions with …”, a new feature on the Career Center blog. We’re asking alumni of all graduation years and career interests to share a bit of their experiences and advice.
Jesse Osmar Najarro, A’19, Research Associate, Behavioral …
There’s an increasing amount of fellowships for recent graduates who want to launch careers in public service and and nonprofits.
What are fellowships?
Fellowships are often funded by foundations, private donors, or organizations and are designed to provide support to …
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Tufts alumni, Nawal Khan, A’24 shared the following about being an Intern with the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women
What did you do as an intern at this organization?
I assisted with the coordination of public hearings. This …
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Read more Research has shown a recruiter initially spends 6-8 seconds looking at your resume. And while some will say it is closer to a minute, either way, you don’t have much time to get a recruiter’s attention.
Why do they spend …
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Finding the right early career program is a great way to gain hands-on experience, build networks, and bridge the gap between academic knowledge and the working world. Participating in internships, fellowships, or rotational programs can help build critical skills, form …
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Medical Writing: What is It? According to the American Association of Medical Writing (AAMC) …
“Medical writing involves the development and production of print or digital documents that deal specifically with medicine or health care. The profession of medical writing …
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Emailing a professor about a research opportunity can be intimidating, but a thoughtful, concise email can make a great first impression. Here are some tips to help you write a successful email.
Before You Write
Do Your Homework. Before you …
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