“Whether they know it or not, student athletes often develop skills that can be applied to the workplace. Here are some transferable career skills that student athletes can use on their resumes.”

See the full blog post on Vault.

“Leaders on the field develop into leaders in their fields. Team captains become captains of industry. Here, how to use the skills gained through athletics to launch the right career.”

See the full article in ncaa.org

Daniel Lobo graduated in 2014 and was an advisor at the Mignone Center for Career Success prior to attending UC Berkeley as a PhD Candidate in Sociology.

Article by Madeleine Burry, Fact Checked by Hilarey Gould This article was originally posted in The Balance Nearly 6% of people in the U.S. identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender.1 If you’re part of this percentage—or an ally …

The good news is that many employers are actively seeking diverse talent, but we know it can be hard to identify these employers and resources. Please review the MCS curated list below for career resources including: job boards, funding sources, …

Reginaldo Binalla (Harvard University Extension School Master of Liberal Arts (ALM), Industrial-Organizational Psychology) wrote in October 2022 about his experience being laid off from one position during the pandemic, networking internally within his company, and finding support through Harvard FAS …

Three private rooms are available to reserve Monday-Thursday, 9:00am-5:00pm, in the basement level here at MCS (54 Dunster Street, Cambridge). These rooms can be reserved for multiple purposes—interviews, important tests (LSAT, GRE, etc.), test prep, or professional conversations. Each space …

Guest post by Heer Joisher (Griffin GSAS Candidate in Developmental Biology) for MCS.

Harvard’s Mignone Center for Career Success recently hosted an insightful discussion spotlighting the remarkable journeys of a select group of GSAS alumni who have masterfully leveraged their …