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September 20th is #WhyApply Day in Tennessee! One of my top reasons for choosing APSU - community. Professors, mentors, and peers helped push me to excel in many ways. I had opportunities to showcase my work and knowledge in research competitions, and an on-campus internship. These connections have turned into life-long friends. At APSU, there’s someone who will help you achieve your dreams and goals. #LetsGoPeay ???? #CollegeApplicationandExplorationMonth

This week, Professor Yun Zhao and Ms Alix Ng, Representative and Office Manager, respectively, of the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific of the HCCH, received a delegation from the Korean Ministry of Justice led by?Director Donghwan Shin, accompanied by Deputy Director Dahye Park and HyunJoon Hwang. The meeting resulted in fruitful discussions on possible future events to promote the?HCCH Conventions and on ROAP's internship programme. #HCCH #ROAP #privateinternationallaw #internationallaw

We are thrilled to share that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has awarded Boston University $935,000 to support students completing internships and field placements in behavioral health. This funding enables BU to offer financial support to students across a number of programs at the University, including social work – providing greatly needed aid to students completing field internships at BUSSW, which is a signature part of a social work education. We are thankful for this support from the Commonwealth as we continue our work to reduce barriers to entry for prospective and current students at BUSSW. Dean Jones said, “At BUSSW we have been working diligently to find multiple funding sources in scholarships and stipends to support our students and we are grateful to the Commonwealth for this important funding.” BU leadership is determining how the funding will be distributed across programs and students, and we will share more information as soon as it is available.?In the meantime, students can contact the BUSSW Recruitment team at [email protected] with any questions.

Consider signing up today to share your career with UMD students! What is Intern for a Day? The University Career Center's popular Intern for a Day program connects undergraduate UMD students with professionals, which includes alumni, terp families, and off-campus partners for in-person job shadowing or virtual informational interviews to explore various career fields. Who Can Participate as a Host? Open to anyone interested in providing college students with exposure to their work, organization, industry, or career path. The program serves all UMD undergraduate students, so all industries are welcomed! For more information, please visit the UCC website at https://lnkd.in/eR34Q_M3 Interested in hosting for the first time? Register & complete the form below by Thursday, January 30, 2025, to become an IFAD host: https://lnkd.in/evr8k4T9 Returning IFAD Host? If you have?participated in the IFAD program previously, you should have received a?UNIQUE link?that is just for?YOU. Please fill out the link sent to you via Qualtrics to re-register for SPRING 2025 by?Thursday, January 30, 2025! Questions? Email [email protected].

Empowering St. Pete’s Youth with New Partnerships! ?? We’re thrilled to announce two incredible partnerships that will open doors of opportunity for our youth: ??Prosperity Pathways?with the Boys & Girls Club of the Suncoast to provide workforce readiness and paid internships, helping young people build career skills and gain real-world experience. ??SPPF: M.A.S.T.R. Kids Program Expansion?with the Shirley Proctor Puller Foundation to enhance literacy and give students the tools they need to excel in school and beyond. These initiatives are focused on creating meaningful opportunities for our youth, ensuring they are prepared to thrive in their academic, personal, and professional lives. ???Learn more about how the City of St. Petersburg is investing in the success of our young residents:?https://lnkd.in/e-SvxxkP Freddy Williams, MBA Bridgette Heller Kenneth Welch #YouthOpportunities #WorkforceReadiness #LiteracyMatters #WeAreStPete

This week’s #AlumniThenAndNow, we are highlighting Nogosa Atekha a graduate from the Berkshire School’s class of 2021! Currently, Nogosa is an intern at William Blair! ??What was DMSF’s impact on you? ?? Receiving the DMSF scholarship changed my life in ways I can't even describe. The overall knowledge from experiencing an entirely different racial environment, and socioeconomic environment was extremely insightful. The opportunity to live on my own was beneficial, and the opportunity to play competitive sports in a prep league was also beneficial, as I am now an NCAA collegiate Track & Field athlete. The skills I learned in the summer bridge program for overall interaction with adults and sending emails are skills I still use to this day. The biggest benefit from the DMSF scholarship has been the alumni network with networking and connection opportunities. DMSF does a great job with putting alums in good networking environments, as Mr. Nick Cross provides us with webinars for internship opportunities at firms with strong DMSF representation. Finally, DMSF has a multitude of resources if needed in order to improve your overall health and happiness. ??For you, what does it mean to be a Murphy Scholar? ??Being a Murphy Scholar means to not only be a leader, but to be an academic weapon and to build good connections with those within and outside of your comfort zones. ??What advice do you have for current Murphy Scholars? ?? I would advise to connect with people outside of your comfort zone more. Networking and connections hold more weight than I had ever thought. Thanks for sharing and encouraging us to step out of our comfort zone, Nogosa! #35YearsOfMurphyScholars #AlumniThen&Now #HighSchoolScholarship #EducationAccess

1st Colonial Senior Vice President Daniel Sulpizio spoke to young adults in Jefferson Health Washington Township's Project SEARCH program, which helps train and secure competitive employment for people with disabilities. Daniel shared his experience and insights on working in the "real world," helping participants understand what to expect when they complete their internships and find employment.

A key focus of our work has been enhancing the advocacy capacities of African individuals and organisations to co-create solutions tailored to African challenges, using an Africentric approach. In 2023, we achieved this by providing training, mentorship, fellowships, internships, public lectures, and seminars to institutions, CSOs, and individuals. Read more on pages 11 and 12 of our 2023 Annual report > https://lnkd.in/gPNtGeQq #AhakiAnnualReport

Register today for this webinar on Thursday, November 14, 3-4 pm! Building Bridges: Enhancing Career Pathways for Youth through SYEPs and Labor Market Insights Summer Youth Employment Programs (SYEPs) are essential for enhancing career pathways and fostering economic mobility among young people nationwide. Following an examination of 26 SYEP models by MDRC, a set of best practices has emerged to strengthen these programs in their efforts to help youth secure quality jobs. This webinar highlights one key practice: using local labor market data to effectively engage employers and create valuable opportunities for youth. Labor market data is crucial for shaping work readiness curricula, forming industry partnerships, and building employer relationships that align with market demands and pathways to quality employment. Join CTE experts and SYEP providers for a discussion moderated by JPMorganChase on creating internships and job opportunities that connect youth with thriving industry sectors that can help set up the next generation for long-term success. Via Advance CTE, JPMorganChase, and MDRC

Every week new ToucanTech membership communities launch ?? around the world! What I particularly ?? about this one (for the Tanglin Trust School in Singapore) - is the effort they’ve put into their launch “offer”. They’re not just saying ‘hey, we have a new website, come and sign-up’, they’re offering: - career-inspiring video interviews - enticing click-bait (eg fun class photos) - exclusive publications (eg historic docs) - meaningful adventure travel awards - valuable professional development grants - future schedule of interesting events Lots of ‘hooks’ to appeal to different people! Quality content is still king ?? when building community engagement, and at ToucanTech we make it easy to publish different formats, repurpose, duplicate, track and collate your content in to newsletters and campaigns ??