If you’re in a PhD program at MIT, you are an exceptional researcher and scholar. With your deep knowledge and skills set, there are no limits to what you can achieve. When you can do so much, narrowing your options and making decisions about what you want to do and where you want to go can be daunting. We’re here to help. Visit CAPD for a one-on-one conversation and address your questions with an advisor, use our resources to learn new skills like networking, and join our workshops to help you refine your job documents and search strategies. Whether you decide to pursue a career in academe, government, non-profit, or industry CAPD is ready to support you.
Best Buddies, Special Olympics and Autism Speaks, in partnership with the Entertainment Industry Foundation, are teaming up to launch Delivering Jobs, an inclusion campaign dedicated to creating pathways to one million employment and leadership opportunities for people with autism, intellectual …
As autistic kids graduate from high school and enter adulthood, parents ask, “What’s next?” Some will go to college, others won’t, but many will want to enter the work force.
But what kind of work is the individual suited for? …
The unemployment statistics for those with autism is in the range of 70 – 80%. Reading such a statistic makes one ask, “Why is this so?”
The USPAACC represents an exceptional 35-year track record of connecting Pan Asian Americans, minority and diverse businesses to Fortune corporations, governments, and large non-profits. With such a community, USPAACC organizes leaders and implement ideas to create an environment where everyone …
Originally started as a social and community support group for and by gay and bisexual Asian and Pacific Islander men, GAPA’s purpose expanded over the years to include furthering the interests of the GLBTQ+ Asian and Pacific Islander community. Today, …
