I’ve been the internship manager at my agency for two years, and it’s the most rewarding part of my job. Getting to work with and help students every semester is so fulfilling. I’ve directly supervised about 50 interns so far, Read More
Month: May 2017
How to Speak Confidently in Meetings
“Be assertive, project your voice, make eye contact.” It’s that easy, right? Wrong. Well, at least not for all of us. Sharing your thoughts and opinions in meetings can be intimidating enough even before you start worrying about impressing bosses Read More
Top 5 Mindfulness Quotes to Stay Present and Productive
Mindfulness is so important these days, especially because it is so easy to get swept up in the busyness of life. We put our minds on autopilot and fail to pay real attention to our thoughts and the effects they have on Read More
12 Radical Self-Love Quotes to Boost Your Confidence
Most of us have struggled with self-love at some point in our lives. It’s not always easy to be the most confident and self-assured version of ourselves, which is why it’s important to be reminded every once in a while Read More
What You Need to Know About the Big FAFSA Changes
For the 2017-2018 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), students should be aware of two significant changes in the application process that will affect them starting in 2016. 1. You can submit FAFSA earlier Whereas previously the open application Read More
A New Lens on Being in Love
How many times have you honestly been in love? I mean, honestly. For me, it’s once. I met my boyfriend when we were fresh out of college at the age 21. At 22, we officially decided to begin a relationship Read More
In the Fight to End Domestic Violence, My Voice Will Always Be Loud
“I can’t show them to the police – he says he’ll destroy my family.” Photos of a bruised face and red, nearly broken fingers. Concealer covered the marks he left in shades of blue, purple, and green. The National Coalition Read More
I Should Have Done Something
To this day, I continue to think about what I should have done that day in that restaurant. Yet, I just sat there staring at this young woman, frozen with disbelief and hesitation. She had dark lifeless eyes and, in Read More
Connecting Education and Opportunity: My Observations Overseas
I grew up comfortably on the upper edge of the middle class. Privilege was the filter on the lens through which I viewed the world. For me, education was available, and opportunity abundant. Still, I realized most people traveled a Read More
Introduction to Second Wave Feminism
Many movements have enabled women to gain more rights and resources, but America’s second wave feminism played a particularly powerful role in raising consciousness and making social change a reality. Learn more about this movement and what makes it so Read More