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US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Job Applicants and the ADA

This article is a fact sheet that addresses common questions about how the ADA protects applicants with disabilities. Addresses reasonable accommodation for the application process, asking for accommodations, discussing disability with the potential employer, discussing accommodation to perform the job, …

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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10 Interview Questions to Determine if a Company is as Inclusive as it Claims

The interview process is an opportunity not only for a company to get to know you, but for you to get to know the company–and there are a number of questions you can ask that will help shed light on …

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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Study International: How much do first-generation college students earn?

First generation college students are likely making less than their fellow college graduates whose parents attended college. There are many reasons for this wage gap which are explored further in this article. Continue reading here! https://www.studyinternational.com/news/first-generation-college-students-career-salary/

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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What to Become: 30 Memorable First Generation Student Statistics

This “What to Become” article shares some statistical information about first generation college students that may help guide financial literacy questions or concerns. Continue reading here! https://whattobecome.com/blog/first-generation-college-student-statistics/

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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I’m First

Being among the first in your family to attend and graduate from college is special. I’m First! was created by nonprofit Center for Student Opportunity in 2013 to provide students who lack a family history of higher education with inspiration, …

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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HRC – Coming Out at Work

In this article you can find helpful tips on coming out in the workplace. It includes questions to ask, moving forward, and the benefits of being open at work. Continue reading here! https://www.hrc.org/resources/coming-out-at-work

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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Fortune: 100 Best Workplaces for Diversity

Yearly list curated by Fortune on top inclusive companies to work for as identified by employees. You can drill down by identity group, too. Continue reading here! https://fortune.com/ranking/best-workplaces-for-diversity/

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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How to Survive On-Campus as a Commuter Student

Accessing Career Services is critical to career development. By connecting with your Career Advisor early and often you will be able to take advantage of the many tools and technology based on your personal needs and goals. Continue reading here!

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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Money Saving Tips for Commuting College Students

Commuting is a great way to save money on your college tuition! Don’t forget that there are many places you can receive discounts as a Merrimack student. Check out this tip sheet on additional ways you can save as a …

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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Fairy God Boss Best Companies for Women

Read this list of best jobs for women and learn how to connect and get advice on the most powerful career platform for free. Continue reading here! https://fairygodboss.com/best-companies-for-women-2018

By Kirstin Trouville
Kirstin Trouville Student Engagement and Social Media Graduate Fellow
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