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1. FACULTY ARE OUR ALLIES IN TEACHING CAREER PREPARATION AND READINESS SKILLS.

Author

McKinney, Lori, Sinley, Rachel, Daughtrey, Clay, Ansburg, Pamela, Rajan, Ranjidha, Meyer, Jacyn, Lopez, Jason, and Eaker, Rhonda

Subjects
*INTERNSHIP programs, *EDUCATIONAL counseling, *TEACHER development, *EDUCATORS, *COLLEGE curriculum, *VOCATIONAL guidance, *CAREER development
Published
2021

2. PNC BANK: ABOVE AND BEYOND: PNC BANK BELIEVES IN INVESTING IN CAREER DEVELOPMENT FOR ALL.

Subjects
CAREER development, INTERNSHIP programs, EMPLOYEE affinity groups, VOCATIONAL guidance, EXECUTIVES, COLLEGE curriculum
Abstract

PNC Bank is a large banking franchise in the U.S. with over 2,000 branches and 60,000 employees. The bank prioritizes career development for its employees and offers resources and support to help them build fulfilling careers. PNC attracts and develops young talent through its internship program, with nearly 70% of interns becoming full-time employees. The bank also has a career development program that allows new employees to rotate through different departments and gain hands-on skills. PNC invests in its employees' careers through mentorship programs, career planning services, and continuing education opportunities. Additionally, PNC has initiatives to drive career growth in the communities it serves, such as the PartnerUp program that helps high school graduates find immediate career opportunities. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

3. THE OPPORTUNITY NETWORK: Serving the Big Apple's Underrepresented Students.

Author

Brock, Melissa

Subjects
*VOCATIONAL guidance, *COLLEGE curriculum, *CAREER development, *STUDENTS, *BLACK students, *INTERNSHIP programs
Abstract

"All of our students are from New York City - all five boroughs are represented", said Emmanuel Moses, associate director of college guidance and transition at the Opportunity Network. 12 THE JOURNAL OF COLLEGE ADMISSION THE OPPORTUNITY NETWORK Serving the Big Apple's Underrepresented Students While still undergraduates at Yale University (CT), Jessica Pliska and Brian Weinstein noticed an utter lack of resources, access, and free choice among students of color and students from lowincome communities. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2020

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