Student Reflection: Hannah Nguyen ’27, January Arts & Museums Internship at The Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation

Guest Blog by Hannah Nguyen ’27

This winter, I had the opportunity to work with the coolest museum I’ve ever set my eyes on. I’ve worked in my fair share of museums from fine art institutions to local historic houses …

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Student Reflection: Madeline Song ’28, January Arts & Museums Internship at The Signet Society

Guest Author: Maddie Song ’28

Walking into the little yellow house of the Signet Society is an experience that mixes past with present. The front door, a heavy, old-fashioned aperture inlaid with gold insignia, buzzes electronically upon entrance, unlocked via …

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Student Reflection: Joseph Foo ’26, January Arts & Museums Internship at PAO Arts Center

Guest Author: Joseph Foo ’26

Community Arts: The Bridge Between Aspirations and Immediacy

I remember the first time walking into a museum as a kid and thinking how amazing it was to find a space filled with so many stories …

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Fireside Chat with Aleksandra Faust: Director of Research at Google DeepMind, 02/06/2026

External blog provided by Rora

The team at Rora hosted a webinar on February 6, 2026, to discuss the transition from PhD research to industry leadership. Here is their blog on takeaways from the conversation. The full recording may be …

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Caroline Rende Associate Director of Graduate Career Exploration
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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 Amy DiGiovine
Amy DiGiovine Assistant Director, Arts, Entertainment, Media, Pre-Law (First Years, Sophomores, Juniors), Advertising, Marketing, Journalism, Publishing, Fashion, & Sports
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How to Explore Entrepreneurship at Harvard

Entrepreneurship is one of the most exciting fields to be involved in at Harvard but with so many resources it can be tough to figure out what’s best for you! Luckily, our former MCS PAF Matthew Andrews ’25 gathered resources …

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Matthew Andrews '25 Former MCS PAF
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The State of BioPharma & Healthcare in 2026 

Industry Perspectives from Lauren Celano (Propel Careers) & John Brothers (MassBioEd)

Event recap by MCS Career Advisors Caroline Rende & Meaghan Shea 

Massachusetts remains a powerhouse for life sciences, but 2026 is undeniably tough especially for students and recent grads seeking a first industry …

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Caroline Rende Associate Director of Graduate Career Exploration
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How Can Engineers Break into Tech Policy?

Curious about careers at the intersection of tech and public policy? This firsthand reflection from a former security engineer turned TechCongress intern breaks down what tech policy really looks like—how to find your niche, build expertise, write with confidence, and …

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13 Best Practices for Beating an Applicant Tracking System

“When you apply for a job, your resume might go through an applicant tracking system before it reaches a hiring manager. As a component of efficient and effective hiring practices, the tracking system reviews resumes and accepts candidates who seem …

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Why Career Success is Negotiated, Not Just Earned

Expand your negotiation skills and position yourself for the next step in your career.

As many seasoned professionals know, career success is rarely linear and often involves multiple forks in the road. Determining the best options for you takes practice …

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