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Voices of Impact: Alumni Reflections 10 Years Later
Ten years. A whole decade. It sounds like a long stretch on paper, but when you sit down with alumni reflecting on their journeys, ...
Student Testimonials: Why I Joined the Conrad Leadership Program
When you hear “leadership program,” it’s easy to imagine long lectures, stiff handshakes, and endless PowerPoint slides. But ask the students in the Conrad ...
How Interns Are Creating Change in Dallas
Dallas has always had a certain energy—big hats, bigger dreams, and a work ethic that could put most cities to shame. But lately, it ...
Community Empowerment Through Education and Employment
Walk into any thriving community, and you’ll notice two constants: people have access to education and opportunities for meaningful work. These two forces—learning and ...
Breaking Barriers: Black and Brown Students in Corporate America
Walk into any corporate boardroom in America and chances are, the faces at the top don’t reflect the country’s true diversity. For decades, Black ...
Meet the Intern: Spotlight on Emerging Changemakers
There’s something exciting about meeting someone right at the beginning of their journey—a young intern who’s still figuring things out, yet already brimming with ...
Student Leadership in Action: Volunteer Stories from the Field
There’s something infectious about watching a group of students roll up their sleeves and take charge—not for grades, not for recognition, but because they ...
How Internships Can Uplift Entire Communities
Picture a small town where the brightest kids often pack their bags and head for the big city, leaving behind empty main streets and ...
Giving Back While Moving Forward: Students Making a Difference
College is often painted as a selfish time—late-night cram sessions, chasing internships, building résumés. But scroll through student initiatives across Canada, the U.S., and ...
Crafting a Post-Internship Thank You Email that Stands Out
You finish your internship, clear your desk, maybe snag that last free office coffee—and then what? Most students think it’s over once they hand ...
