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Ingenuity in Action

Experiential learning can take many forms. You can find pre-approved experiential learning opportunities and other possible activities on the Ingenuity in Action website.

Explore career options with these job & internship posting sites

Try Handshake first. If you are seeking full-time, part-time, or summer employment, or looking for an internship, Handshake is a good place to start. Handshake is designed to help students, employers, and alumni find out about jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities that are posted for Cornell students along with other career resources that are compiled in one place. 

More resources:

Dave’s ESL Cafe The Internet’s meeting place for ESL and EFL teachers and students from around the world.

Diversity.com Diversity.com has been a leader in the diversity job market since 2000. Featuring job postings from some of the best diversity employers across a wide variety of industries such as manufacturing, education, non-profit, finance, healthcare, technology, and marketing from customer service jobs all the way up to high-level executive positions. 

GoinGlobal.com GoinGlobal is a great place to search for jobs, learn about different cities or countries that you are interested in going to, search the Employer directory, and look up companies who have recently sponsored H1B Visas.

• TIP: While off campus, you will need to log into Handshake to gain access to the many resources available on GoinGlobal!

Idealist.org A place to find volunteer opportunities, nonprofit jobs, internships, and organizations working to change the world since 1995.

Indeed.com Indeed allows you to search job sites, newspapers, associations and company career pages for job and internship listings.

Iowa College Foundation Get instant access to hundreds of internships and entry-level jobs across the State of Iowa.

LinkedIn   Connecting with professionals on LinkedIn brings many benefits Your networking on LinkedIn should begin as early as possible. LinkedIn can help you find jobs as soon as you graduate from college by capitalizing on connections within your alumni and social groups.

Out for Undergrad Volunteer-run organization supporting LGBTQ+ undergraduates that has a job portal with positions from inclusive employers

TeamWork Diverse sports platform partnering with professional organizations, teams, and HBCUs to create a more diverse sports industry.

USAJobs.gov  USAJobs.gov is the premier site to find U.S. government jobs. Their superior advanced search capability helps job seekers navigate the otherwise complex web of government employment.

ZipRecruiter  Apply to jobs quickly with one click, get matched to relevant jobs based on your job search history, and get alerted as soon as hiring managers view your application. Also see specific resources for Veterans and Students.

Zippia.com Zippia.com has a wealth of career advice, workplace rankings based on multiple criteria, and much more. Check out their LGBTQ+ Resource Guide for valuable information on your rights at work, workplaces that are standing out for the actual work they have done to be more inclusive and welcoming, and more. You can also find a list of scholarships dedicated to LGBTQ+ students.