Welcome to the Education, Training, Non-profit & Social Justice community. This page is for students across disciplines who want to learn more about studying and careers in these fields. Students in the following majors may be interested in the Education, Training, Non-profit & Social Justice Community:
Do you want to help people? Do you want real-world experience that can help you get into graduate school or land a job after graduation? Do you need clinical hours for medical school? Do you want to join a community …
An opportunity to volunteer at Legal Hand!
“At Legal Hand Call-In Centers, trained community Volunteers, who are not lawyers, provide free information, assistance and referrals to help them resolve issues that affect their daily lives, and prevent problems from turning …
What do you want to be when you grow up? We change our answer as we get older. As kids, we went from wanting to be cowboys to then changing our answers to include police officers, astronauts, and rocket scientists. …
Are you interested in living, learning & interning in Washington, DC? Would you like to explore career options in our nation’s capital? Are you a motivated, self-starter who wants to build career skills for the future?
Then you might be …
Ever wonder what you can do with a Sociology degree?
Click the link to this article to learn more: How to Become a Sociologist (snhu.edu)
You can use Handshake to:
Search for jobs and internships Look for events on campus
Instructions for creating a Handshake …
CareerShift was created to help job seekers successfully navigate the published and hidden job market to find career opportunities. …
Choosing a career can be a daunting task. Candid Career’s goal is to provide honest career advice and career planning …
UAlbany students have fantastic internship opportunities! Read on to get inspired:
Internship Spotlight – New York State Mesonet
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UAlbany offers the Peace Corps Prep, a “preparatory Certificate granted by the Peace Corps to undergraduate students who complete a …
From the organization:
“KNILT: Knowledge Network for Innovations in Learning and Teaching, is an open online knowledge space where educators …
