Meg

Name: Meg
Major and minor: Double major in Anthropology & Psychology; Minor in Linguistics
Year in school: Graduated
Length of time worked at UMD Career & Internship Services: Fall 2011 – Fall 2017
Favorite place in Duluth: Glensheen. The grounds, the house, the people.
Best career advice you’ve received: Be open and flexible. Sometimes things just drop in your lap and you have to run with it.
Piece of career advice you have for other students: “Do what you love and love what you do.” It’s cliche, but I think a lot of people forget that.

Posts Meg has written:

• For the December Graduates
• Interviewing as an Introvert
• What Can I Put on my Resume? Anthropology Edition
• How to Use the Graduate Follow-up Report
• 8 (More) Jobs You do with Anthropology
• The Top 3 Things to Take Away From “10 Career Tips for 20-Somethings”
• What to Think About: Masters of Social Work (MSW)
• I Just go to Classes…and…
• When Grad School is for You – Just Not Right Now
• 4 Tips to Ace the Interview
• Conduct a Successful Internship Search
• Boost Your Resume by Volunteering
• Developing Your Online Presence
• How to Unplug
• Working on Your Career Over Winter Break
• 4 Reasons to Learn How to Speak in Public
• What Can I Do With Anthropology?
• Pop Culture Career Lessons
• Why in the World Should I be a Teacher’s Assistant
• The Balancing Act
• Taking Care of Yourself
• Getting Ahead as an Introvert
• Looking at Context (CliftonStrengths for Students)
• The Insider’s Look at the Graduate Follow-up Report
• Reaching Your Goals (Even When You Don’t Feel Like It)
• Being the Mediator: Harmony (CliftonStrengths for Students)
• Grad School: Yes, No, Maybe So
• How to Get the Most Out of College-Type Jobs
• To Double or Not To Double
• GLBT in the Workplace
• What Can I Do With Psychology
• The Ins and Outs of Minors
• Activator: Climbing the Ladder, One Idea at a Time (CliftonStrengths for Students)
• Meet Megan