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Failed Internship Applications
The amount of internships I have applied for and either been ignored or rejected is comical. I have felt like I am not worthy of those internships and that there is always someone better. Well though there may be someone … Continue reading
How to Land a Summer Job/Internship
Looking for a job, internship, or research experience and don’t know where to start? Believe it or not, recruitment for Summer 2022 has already begun! But right now is the perfect time to start preparing to land the perfect opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Activities, students, Work Experience
Tagged advice, career coaching, experience, Internship, resources, USG
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Social Worker Appreciation Month
If social work was an astrological sign it would be a water sign, so it’s not a surprise that Social Worker Appreciation month is March which also hosts Pisces season! Happy Social Worker Appreciation month to all my current and … Continue reading
Posted in Academics
Tagged graduate school, help, Internship, social work, UMB, UMBC, undergraduate, Undergraduate programs in Rockville
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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Imposter Syndrome is when you feel you are not qualified or deserve to be where you are despite all of your skills, talents, and accomplishments. The first time I experienced imposter syndrome was a few weeks before I transferred to … Continue reading
Networking and you
I am spending a lot of times looking for internship these days and I have to admit its quite a daunting task. USG career and Internship center (CSIC) has been playing an important role in helping me apply for various … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Activities, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged intern, Internship, LinkedIn, Networking
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YIPPEE for IPPEs!
Thank you so much for choosing to spend a few minutes of your Saturday with me! For those new to Around the Grove, my name’s Quynh. I’m a third-year student pharmacist at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy at … Continue reading
Final Farewells
It’s hard to believe, but on Monday I finished up my nine-week fellowship with Historic Deerfield, a museum in Massachusetts. The last weeks of the fellowship were particularly intense as the six of us fellows were completing our 25-page research … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged Colonial Williamsburg, fellowship, Historic Deerfield, history, Internship, material culture, Mount Vernon, papers, presentations, public history, real world, RESEARCH, Smithsonian, Stress, Student Life, summer, the Universities at Shady Grove, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Washington Dc, Winterthur, work
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Trekking Along
If there’s one thing I’ve accomplished this summer during my fellowship at Historic Deerfield, it’s a lot of walking! Between trekking up and down the mile-long Main Street of town and going on trips to local museums and historic sites, … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged fellowship, Historic Deerfield, history, Internship, Job Searching, jobs, public history, real world, Student Life, summer
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Around Town
The past three weeks here in Historic Deerfield‘s summer fellowship program have been unbelievably busy, but full of incredible learning opportunities. Every day has been packed full of tours of historic buildings, seminars with museum curators, and talks on the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged College, fellowship, Historic Deerfield, history, Internship, learning, public history, real world, summer, work, Work Life balance
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Day One
Today, I started my fellowship at Historic Deerfield in Massachusetts at full speed with a series of tours and talks orientating myself and the five other undergraduate fellows to the museum. I’ve never been to Historic Deerfield before or even … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged fellowship, history, Internship, public history, summer, UMBC
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