Three words: community service hours. Whether you’re required to log them before high school graduation, want to give back to your community, or are just looking to add polish to your college apps, they’re essential. Here, we break down the ins and outs of community service and give you the 10 best ways to give back.
‘Tis the season for creating wish lists, stretching the limits of your bank account and watching Elf three times a week. In the midst of all of this festive cheer, you may find yourself taking stock of what you’ve been able to give and receive in the last year.
Ever wish that your job felt more fulfilling or that you could get paid to improve the world around you? Marilyn Shull, a nonprofit career specialist at Bucknell University’s career development center, recommends that collegiettes™ pursue nonprofits if they want to end up in an industry that they care about tremendously.
Imagine living in a dorm where, upon walking into your lobby, you encounter a monitor that shows you how much water and electricity is currently being used in the building. This might seem futuristic, but it’s the reality for some students at Emory University. And while every school may not be as high tech, your school could be a lot greener than you think.
We’ve been trained to think that our first job out of college will be a not-so-glamorous position with maximum hours and a minimal wage. However, Whitney Johnson did something out of the ordinary.
Did you know October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month?
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