Posts Tagged ‘Career’

NY Times Article – The Female Factor

NY Times Article – The Female Factor
Heather Timmons from the NY Times, just posted a very interesting read on Indian women moving up the ranks of the financial industry in India. How are they doing it? What obstacles are they facing? Can American women ever reach those heights? Read the article here. AKPC_IDS += "1465,";Popularity: 2%...
January 29th, 2010 | BGBlog | Read More

A Rocky Path to Jesus

A Rocky Path to Jesus
by Foram Mehta Jewel-sized droplets of rain begin to pitter-patter on Brice Johnson’s head. A pesky bumblebee zooming around briefly interrupts his thoughts, but the disturbances are only external. His unwavering calm exudes from a place deep within, and he continues to recall memories of the long...
January 13th, 2010 | Culture | Read More

Working Your Family Network

Working Your Family Network
by Sunita Dharani photographs by Thuy Ly The bonds of family-especially a South Asian family-are as tightly woven as the beads on the fabric of a designer sari. It comes as no surprise that our immediate and extended family members are bound to contribute (perhaps interfere is a better term) in every...
May 27th, 2009 | Career, Culture | Read More

Summer Internship Success

Summer Internship Success
by Ismath Mohideen This summer is the perfect time to practice what you’ve learned in school into a real-world working experience, especially if you’re close to graduation.  An internship helps develop professional skills, while making sense of all those classes and exams which certainly...
May 27th, 2009 | Career | Read More

Enter Parents, Exit Adulthood

Enter Parents, Exit Adulthood
by Sunita Dharani photographs by Thuy Ly The end of the school year can bring about high levels of anxiety for college seniors-professors stacking exams and projects back-to-back, decisions arrive for graduate programs and job interviews, and the ever imminent graduation itself. It is within the past...
May 26th, 2009 | Culture | Read More

Career Path to Happiness

Career Path to Happiness
Ismath at her graduation. by Ismath Mohideen Ladies, ever get that nagging feeling that your career has no direction? Like that college degree isn’t valuable in the real world? That you foresee religiously searching Monster.com for something that pays when you graduate, while simultaneously trying...
February 28th, 2009 | Career | Read More

All Grown Up: How-To-Guide on Becoming a Working Girl

All Grown Up: How-To-Guide on Becoming a Working Girl
by Asma Hassan A professor once told me that the only difference between being a student/intern and a professional was that you get paid for your homework… And not until I got there did I believe her! After graduation, life is definitely different. Both lives, as a student and professional, have...
February 28th, 2009 | Career | Read More

The Peace Corps Challenge

The Peace Corps Challenge
by Pooja Patel Imagine immersing yourself in a country, in a culture completely opposite of your own. Imagine a language with unheard consonants and clicks, a 60% unemployment rate, an HIV epidemic ravaging the nation, and oh, not to forget the bathroom situation is really unimaginable.  For two years...
December 1st, 2008 | Career | Read More

Beats off the Beaten Track

Beats off the Beaten Track
Aditi Kinkhabwala a sports writer for The Record, a New Jersey newspaper. by Pooja Patel Michael Jordan. Marion Jones. Tiger Woods. Lisa Leslie. Michael Phelps. Venus Williams. Jerry Rice. These sports stars are ingrained in American culture. They are synonymous in the sports they represent. Idols....
December 1st, 2008 | Career | Read More

A Passion for Fashion

A Passion for Fashion
Malati backstage with her model, Kezia. Many young women say they have a passion for fashion, but Malati Vasudevan is one of the few women who have taken a passion and turned it into a serious career path. Since she was twelve, Vasudevan knew she wanted to design high fashion and see it walk down the...
September 28th, 2008 | Career, Headline | Read More