One of the most important skills to have going into the workforce is networking. If you have connections to someone in your field of interest, you are more likely to get hired over someone who does not. Here are some tips on how to do that during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Building Your Professional Identity Online
With the COVID-19 pandemic happening and everything being organized virtually, there’s no better time than now to start building your professional identity online. Here are a few tips to help you get started on your online professional journey.
UMBC’s Declassified Post-Grad Survival Guide
The transition from college to the “real-world” can be hard, confusing, and especially demanding. You’ve always been asked, “what’s next”? In order to answer that question, here is some advice for college graduates.
How to Network with People in Business
One of the greatest soft skills you can learn as a professional is how to network with people in business. Yes, it helps to leverage industry specific skills, but the real catalyst to success starts with the soft skills.
Technology Detectives | UMBC Industry News
This past weekend, UMBC held a 24-hour tech innovation marathon. Students across the East Coast worked together on new tech ideas, as well as putting their technology detective hats on to do some hacking.
4 Reasons to Attend a Graduate Programs Open House
Why should you attend a graduate programs open house when you can simply find a wealth of information online?
Network Successfully | 5 Tips to Get Started at Your Next Event
Networking events are an opportunity to provide the foundations for long-term professional relationships with those in your industry.
SIOP Conference: An Honor for Two UMBC Students
UMBC’s I/O Psychology graduate students, Basma Fayyad and Liz Winters, were nominated to participate in the SIOP Conference.