Young people are embracing internships, and some are racking up an array of experiences from interning summer after summer, and even signing up for part-time internships during the academic year.

For the first time in three years, Myles Moore did something different than interning this summer. The spring 2019 graduate from Alabama A&M University began graduate studies.

Earlier this week, USBE showcased STEM camps at HBCUs. In today’s edition, we share a list of programs running through June, July, August, and September in NYC.

Last year, USBE’s Student Success column brought you networking rules for professional life. This year’s “Principles of Networking” reinforce some of those fundamental rules to help you connect with like-minded people. 

Presenting Your Best Self: Resume Tips for Emerging Professionals. 2019 Goal for Students: Get Your Resume in Shape.

Terrence Dove reviews Dusty Walker’s memoir Don’t Let Engineering Ruin Your Life: A Non-Technical Memoir Guide for Men of Color in the Technical Arena

STEM internships are competitive, with hundreds or thousands of applicants often applying within the first few days.

So, you’ve finally landed a summer internship, congratulations! Here are some tips to help you make the most of this great opportunity.

Even the most experienced networkers sometimes break these fundamental rules of etiquette. Avoid missing opportunities to connect with key people by following these simple rules.

Many companies and organizations are already accepting applications for their internship programs. Here’s a list of the top summer internship programs in 2017.