How Speaking Multiple Languages Impacts Your Career

Taylor Haynes | July 26, 2025 |  6-minute read
Source: Indeed How Speaking Multiple Languages Impacts Your Career | Indeed.com

In today’s globalized world, multilingualism is a highly valued skill. It’s not unusual in many professions to encounter others who speak a variety …

By Taylor Haynes
Taylor Haynes
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Networking without feeling fake: How to build genuine connections as a student

By: Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now

As a college student, you get all kinds of advice to start networking. Alumni events, on-campus conferences, and job fairs are all opportunities that faculty and staff encourage you …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Finding Purpose Through Challenge: My Graduate School Experience in Speech-Language Pathology

Graduate school is one of many sought-after experiences for those who crave meaningful learning opportunities and community. Whether you’re attempting to broaden your academic horizons or to gain a new understanding of who you are, a master’s degree in any …

By Emma Porlier
Emma Porlier
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90% Of College Students Use AI: Higher Ed Needs AI Fluency Support Now

By: Dr. Aviva Legatt

The clearest signal yet that artificial intelligence has moved from the margins to the mainstream in higher education comes from the 2025 AI in Education Trends Report conducted by Copyleaks. Drawing on a survey of more …

By Emma Porlier
Emma Porlier
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BIPOC staff feeling unseen and unheard in the workplace is all too common

It’s been 10 months since I joined The Center for Community Solutions. When asked to write a blog, I really wanted to give some thought into what has affected me the most working as a Human Resources professional for nearly …

By Samuel Agyemang Boakye
Samuel Agyemang Boakye
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Strength Isn’t Just Physical: Exploring Athletes’ Mental Health

Athletes are often admired for their physical prowess. However, despite their exceptional talents, the demands of performance can take a drastic toll on their mental health.

In recent years, the medical field, sports organizations, and popular culture have given more …

By Cali Werner, PhD, LCSW-S
Cali Werner, PhD, LCSW-S
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Connections Carnival – Fun, Food, Networking

Thursday, February 19th | 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. | 145 Student Union, North Campus

Explore your career possibilities by chatting with UB alumni from six different Career Communities at the Connections Carnival! Check out the Connect-a-Bull student-alumni mentoring platform while enjoying …

By Edward Brodka
Edward Brodka Consultant + Group Learning Lead | College of Arts & Sciences; School of Architecture
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Find a Job/Internship at the Hiring Summit – Arts, Advocacy + Impact

📣 Calling all students interested in public service, human services, communications, and media!
Don’t miss your chance to meet recruiters looking to hire candidates like you with different skills and backgrounds to fill their jobs and internships.

Monday, March 2 | 12 …

By Edward Brodka
Edward Brodka Consultant + Group Learning Lead | College of Arts & Sciences; School of Architecture
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6 Tips for BIPOC Students Searching for an Internship

It is important to the career success of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) students to graduate with at least one internship or other career-related job. Although some employers hire primarily based on the school and major of the student, …

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College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Timeout with Michael Willett

Call a timeout with Michael Willett, former college football player and CEO and founder of WalkOn Nation. Michael shares why football played such an important role in his life and how he has navigated the journey into life after sports. He talks about what inspired him to create WalkOn Nation and the importance of having …

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