Author Archives: School of Public Health Office of Career Services

The 20 Most Popular LinkedIn Learning Courses of the Year

By Tanya O. – Marketing at LinkedIn

Originally published on August 1, 2022 at: https://www.linkedin.com/business/learning/blog/top-skills-and-courses/the-most-popular-linkedin-learning-courses

As the Great Reshuffle slows and the job market cools, professionals are getting more serious about skill building. The pandemic accelerated change across industries, and …

By School of Public Health Office of Career Services
School of Public Health Office of Career Services
Read more

10 simple rules for doing a postdoc in pharma

Postdoctoral programs in the pharmaceutical and life science industry offer opportunities for personal and professional development, if you know why to join, what to expect, and how to prepare.

Learn more through this article written by Jitao David Zhang.

 

By School of Public Health Office of Career Services
School of Public Health Office of Career Services
Read more

Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington Partners With Indianapolis Colts to Provide Hands-on Learning

Original article link: https://publichealth.indiana.edu/news-events/_news/2021/sph-partners-indianapolis-colts.html

IUSPH-B students in the Sport Management and Marketing program support game day operations to gain course credit and real-world experience.

It’s a common challenge: Professional sports arenas everywhere are struggling to find qualified game day staff …

By School of Public Health Office of Career Services
School of Public Health Office of Career Services
Read more

Tips for Financing Your Degree

Click this link to view original article and scholarship resources

Introduction

One main concern students express is how to finance their degrees. The following section includes tips and tricks to obtaining a scholarship and a list of external funding sources …

By School of Public Health Office of Career Services
School of Public Health Office of Career Services
Read more

Role of arts in public health capturing interest: Health programs, community projects tap into creative side

Donya Currie

As a student, physician Sandro Galea took the typical pre-med college coursework, including biology, chemistry, physics and math, leaving little room for creative pursuits.

“I don’t know that I ever …

By School of Public Health Office of Career Services
School of Public Health Office of Career Services
Read more

The (Simple) Guidelines You Should Follow When Naming Your Resume and Cover Letter Files

When you’re first creating a document—even an important one like your resume or cover letter—you might give it a placeholder file name while you’re working on it. So if you’re job searching, you probably have at least one document named …

Read more

How To Apply for a Data Analyst Job in 5 Steps

Thinking about transitioning into a career as a data analyst? Learn more about the role, salary, and training of a data analyst, and get a few tips on how to land the data analyst job of your dreams—whether you’re expanding …

By Springboard
Bridging the world's skills gap through affordable, high-quality, online education.
Read more

Interviewers Are Looking for Emotional Intelligence—So Be Prepared for These Questions

One of the most valuable traits employers are looking for right now can’t be found on a resume, at least not explicitly. It’s not something you can fake in an interview, or convince your prospective boss that you have without …

Read more

5 Ways Entry-Level Employees Can Advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Work

Diversity and inclusion have long been buzzwords that companies parade—often for marketing purposes. But in the past few years, more and more job seekers and employees, particularly millennials and Gen Z, are vetting companies by their diversity and inclusion track …

Read more

The 4 Pillars Of Job Happiness

Everyone wants a career they love and that brings them happiness or at least job satisfaction. But what makes for the perfect job? While there’s no definite answer, emerging research suggests that four workplace characteristics — realness, collaboration, security, and belonging — …

By Ivy Exec
Ivy Exec is your dedicated career development resource.
Read more