The most prominent elements of a successful partnership between an HBCU and an employer are gaining understanding of challenges, demands, and goals and changing behaviors. Read more.
While some of the experiences of nontraditional-aged students mirror those of their traditional-aged peers, there are important areas where they diverge. This information can help career service professionals and recruiters better serve this growing group of college students. Read more.
AI can support first-generation students in the job search by bridging the gap in their professional network. Read more.
One important question for career services staff who hope to support racial equity in their work: How does race and racism show up in the student experience? Read more.
This advisory opinion from the NACE Principles Committee addresses concerns many career centers have in working with international students who are limited by work authorization restrictions. Read more.