In recognition of Women's History Month, Jordyn Arndt, a 2008 Women in Global Policy seminar alumna, shares her top 5 career planning tips!
Category: Women in Global Policy
Push the boundaries you think you are limited by with PLEN
Aarushi Govil is an alumna of the Women in STEM Policy Seminar, externed for Women in Global Policy, and interned during the Women in Science and Health Innovation Seminar. She is a chemical engineering student at Rutgers University, and will graduate in May 2022
Let’s Talk Campaign: Gender pitfalls and ways around them
Meg Harris attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned how women can overcome obstacles to become great leaders.
Pulling Up Your Big Girl Panties
Macy Petersen attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned about how to break the mold and how to advocate for herself.
COVID-19 UPROOTED MY CAREER PLANS. RELATIONSHIPS AT PLEN GAVE ME PURPOSE AGAIN.
Fabiola Shipley attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned how to make genuine connections while networking.
The Greatest Gift a Graduate Could Ask For
Samantha Givens attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and reaffirmed her passion for working in public service and gave her the chance to build a community of women.
My Story Isn’t Over, It’s Just Beginning
Maryam Arab attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned about jobs available in the federal government and the importance of storytelling.
Commonalities Shine in a Sea of Perpetuated Difference: A Needed Push
Jubilee Rexach attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned about the importance of trusting yourself.
Women in Global Policy: What They Taught Me
Leo Cranney attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned about the importance of being bi-partisan and working together across political parties.
PLEN: 3 Biggest Hits
Jordan Price attended the 2020 Women in Global Policy seminar and learned there is not one path to success on Capital Hill.