Monthly Archives: November 2010

EMS Student, Daniel Mills, Finalist in NASA Essay Contest

To begin writing his winning essay, Daniel Mills, a geosciences undergraduate, jotted down a few questions: “The biggest question I have is why do humans even care what’s out there in space? Why do we want to find Earth-like planets… Continue reading

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Holy Strawberries, Batman! We’re in a Jam!

From Superman last week to Batman & Robin this week, your superheros are coming to your rescue to get you out of a jam. This week, you’re heading into the final stretch of completing your statement, and you need to… Continue reading

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Leaping Over the Personal Statement

To apply to graduate school, an internship or other professional experience, you may have to write a personal statement. Think of this as an opportunity for you to introduce yourself by writing a concise narrative where you are the main… Continue reading

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How Do I Begin a Cover Letter?

Getting started, particularly if it’s the opening for a cover letter, can be tough. Here are five ways to start a cover letter in an engaging manner. 1. Use a network contact. Example: Bob Cratchet, your regional vice president… Continue reading

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EMS Presidential Leadership Academy Students

Five EMS students are participating in the Presidential Leadership Academy (PLA) this year. Ask the new PLA recruits, sophomores Marla Korpar and Kirsten Guelly, what they’ve learned in the highly selective program taught by President Spanier and be ready for… Continue reading

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