The Mignone Center for Career Success (MCS) empowers our learners to identify, explore, and achieve their career and professional goals, wherever they may lead. 

Recent Blog Posts

Funding for Internships in New York City – All Industries

Is the concrete jungle calling your name? If you’re looking to gain hands-on experience in New York City this summer, we’ve got great news!  Harvard Club of New York Foundation, the Mignone Center for Career Success (MCS), and the Office for the Arts (OFA) have a program …

By Amy DiGiovine
Amy DiGiovine Assistant Director, Arts, Entertainment, Media, Pre-Law, Advertising, Marketing, Journalism, Publishing, Fashion, & Sports
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Do Liberal Arts Majors Have an Advantage in the Age of AI?

From the Vault blog post: https://vault.com/blogs/admit-one-vaults-mba-law-school-and-college-blog/do-liberal-arts-majors-have-an-advantage-in-the-age-of-ai

For years, career advice seemed to boil down to “major in something technical and you’ll be future-proof.” At the same time, liberal arts degrees were often framed as being impractical and soft skills were …

By Guest or External Blog
Guest or External Blog
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Making the Most of Your Next Career Fair!

Tips to navigate larger employer events

MCS has several career fairs coming up in the next few weeks. These events offer a valuable opportunity for you to connect directly with employers. Career fairs can vary in size and industry focus, …

By Meaghan Shea
Meaghan Shea Assistant Director, Technology, Data Analytics, Life & Physical Sciences & Entrepreneurship
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