Internship and Job Resources
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Internships are Key to Your Career
Employers seek students who have completed at least one internship while in school. Internships will help you gain the necessary skills employers are seeking while you are still in school. It can help you develop important key competencies such as communication, leadership, and critical thinking which can help you become more employable.
Through the Davies College of Business Internship Program (Davies iProgram), you will learn how to pursue an internship and the option to gain course credit for your experience. By enrolling in our Davies iProgram you will gain access to apply for internships available on GatorHIRED!, learn key interviewing skills, and meet with a career coach who will assist you in the internship search process.
New to UHD, Micro Internships!
The College of Business Career and Development Center has partnered with Parker Dewey to offer Micro Internships to UHD Business students.
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full-time job candidate.
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Meet Kassi Crim, Finance, Senior Spring 2021 "The most valuable benefits of taking
an internship is that you’re gaining work experience, exploring a career path before
making a life changing commitment, and NETWORKING"
Meet Tooba Narejo, MIS, Senior Summer 2021⠀ "I want to tell my fellow students of
UHD that it is quite an experience to work in the field. There is a significant difference
between writing a class paper and an internship report. Here, in the university, we
are taken care of by our professors like little kids. They always give us generous
feedback. However, in field/practical work, it is our turn to accept that constructive
criticism. It is time to polish what we learned and embrace it to shine."
DIVERSITY-BASED CAREER RESOURCES
AFRICAN AMERICAN/BLACK
Professional Organizations
ColorComm: Business Community for Women of Color in the Communications Industry .
National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) .
National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA)
National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters .
National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)
AMERICAN INDIAN/INDIGENOUS
ASIAN AMERICAN/EAST & SOUTH ASIAN
Job Websites
Professional Organizations
Asia for Educators: Geography/Arts/Religions for Students
East-West Center: Asia Pacific Leadership Program .
National Association of Asian American Professionals
Organization for Asian Women in Business .
South Asian Americans Leading Together
South Asian American Policy & Research Institute
FORMALLY INCARCERATED
Job Websites
Professional Organizations (many of these are in NY/NJ Area)
HISPANIC/LATINX
Job Websites
Professional Organizations
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Job Websites
Professional Organizations
State and Federal Law
WOMEN ORGANIZATIONS
LGBQIA
Job Websites
Publications
Professional Organizations