Mentorship is an essential aspect of librarianship. Furthermore, mentorship is a way to cultivate a mutually respectful and beneficial relationship with an individual through consistent nurturing, with being vulnerable and... read more →
Abbott intern Stephanie Slowik, who is majoring in bioengineering and biomedical engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and is an Abbott Campus Ambassador, is the latest host on... read more →
Providing feedback to colleagues is one of the most important tasks in any workplace. However, while offering negative feedback can be unpleasant at the time, its broader impact is always... read more →
Video résumés are gaining in popularity on TikTok and elsewhere, so chances are your students might be submitting one soon. If they're unsure how to go about preparing a video... read more →
Infobase is pleased to announce that two of its renowned career research products for colleges and universities—Vault and Firsthand—have been combined to form the new Firsthand Career Engagement Platform. The... read more →
Our recent Women in STEM Career Fair featured a panel discussion entitled “Beyond the Glass Ceiling.” The discussion included panelists from Infosys, Instrumental, Trinity Life Sciences, and Holland & Hart, and focused... read more →
Maya Ajmera is president and CEO of Society for Science and publisher of its award-winning magazine, Science News. She’s also the recipient of the 2020 National Science Board Public Service... read more →
Abbott intern Fiona Harley, who is studying biology and engineering at UCLA, is the latest host on Shaping the Future of STEM. In episode 3, How to Turn STEM Curiosity... read more →
College intern Diya Iyer, who is majoring in computer engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is the latest host on Shaping the Future of STEM. In episode 2,... read more →
Who are the people behind the biggest breakthroughs and discoveries in science today? What inspired them to take the actions they did to get to where they are? Young people... read more →