The hidden résumé metric that predicts whether you’ll get an interview

Donna Svei via Fast Company

Do you know that the longer a decision-maker views your résumé, the more likely it is that you’ll get an interview?

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Don’t Let Detachment Define Your First Job: How to Start Your Career with Confidence, Connection, and Clarity

Workplace detachment is more common than you might think—especially among younger professionals. A recent survey found that 79% of employees feel detached from their jobs. That’s nearly 8 in 10 people struggling to feel engaged in something they do every …

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Pre-Med Webinar: Paying for Med School

The American Associate of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine is hosting a comprehensive webinar on February 16, 2026 at 5pm CT that will cover:

This information is applicable to both DO and MD programs so all pre-med students are encouraged to …

By Mary Jane Shroyer
Mary Jane Shroyer Director, Health Professions Career Community
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Healthcare Stories: Free Application Essay Workshop Series

The Student Doctor Network, the Social Mission Alliance, and the Relate Lab are collaborating with a three-workshop series focused on crafting compelling personal statements and application profiles.

Learn how to talk about your Healthcare Story! It doesn’t matter whether you’ve …

By Mary Jane Shroyer
Mary Jane Shroyer Director, Health Professions Career Community
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Grinnell College is Named a 2025-2026 Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students

The Fulbright Program recognized Grinnell College as one of the nation’s top-producing colleges and universities for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, based on the number of students and recent alumni selected.

By Ann Landstrom
Ann Landstrom Assistant Dean & Director of Global Fellowships & Awards
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Opinion: Can investing ever be ethical?

“[B]eneath the surface, a deeper question remains: What does it actually mean to invest ethically? And how might a Grinnellian, still learning across economics, ethics and global systems, approach that question thoughtfully?”

Enjoy this article by Peyton Williams ’27, published …

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The CLS wants to give you money.

Do you need financial support to make your summer experience dreams come true? CLS summer internship funding is here to help!

CLS internship funding supports summer experiences that are:

The application opens on Monday, February 2, and the final application …

By Sarah Barks
Sarah Barks Assistant Dean & Director of Analytics & Operations
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How To Write The Perfect Cover Letter—It’s Not How You’ve Been Taught

Julia Korn via Forbes

A strong résumé is only half the battle in today’s job market. The often-dreaded cover letter is your secret weapon for standing out.

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Your ADA Rights: Requesting Remote Work for Mental Health Amid RTO Policies

Manoela Caldas via the muse

Learn how to ask for remote work accommodations under the ADA for mental health conditions. Understand your rights and how to communicate with your employer.

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AACOMAS Webinar Series for Applicants

AACOM is excited to announce our 2026 AACOMAS Cycle Launch Webinars! This eight-part virtual event series is designed to guide aspiring physicians through every stage of the medical school application journey. Whether students are just beginning to explore their options …

By Mary Jane Shroyer
Mary Jane Shroyer Director, Health Professions Career Community
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