The past few weeks had been a hell of a roller coaster ride. I’m glad that Franklin Templeton Investments offered me this opportunity. Building dashboards and models I always wanted to innovate and build my own dashboards and models that can help the company make real-time vital decisions and provide them with useful insights. I… Read the full article…
The current challenge for me is to learn Python and do a project based on it. As I’m not very sound with coding, it’s a little puzzling for me. Online videos and certifications always have a solution to everything. I utilize my extra time and weekends to get certifications and learn tips and tricks for… Read the full article…
Internships in any organization help to burst the bubble that everything is perfect and there are no issues in the workplace. There can be a lot of different challenges an intern can encounters. These challenges are crucial because it might be the first time a student is in such an unfamiliar environment. It helps us… Read the full article…
My first week at AT&T Middletown, NJ as an intern was an elating, exciting, enriching experience. AT&T started off as a telecommunications company, but today it has established itself as a media and technology services provider globally too. What Happens the First Week of an Internship The first week of my internship mostly consisted of… Read the full article…
The first week of my internship had been really exciting. The very first day started with the orientation where the HR briefed me about the company and its history and helped me complete the basic required documentation. Later, I got a chance to meet the Vice President of my department, who introduced me to my… Read the full article…
iSchool graduate students have a huge range of interests, and our program offerings are incredibly diverse. So it only makes sense that our graduate students embark on some of the most interesting and coveted summer internship out there. Today, you’ll meet five iSchool graduate students who are starting their summer internships. Who are the summer… Read the full article…
When I’m asked, “Where is home for you?” I giddily exclaim home is Syracuse. My Syracuse University. Whenever someone says the word home, I am instantly teleported to a feeling of warmth, a sense of familiarity and belonging, and a haven of comfort that exudes love and friendship. Coming from a new place I could… Read the full article…
School’s out, and the sun is in. You could be out swimming on the beach, pursuing an internship, or studying for another upcoming exam. But one thing is for sure: you definitely have time to check out some InfoSpace blogs from the spring! From Youtube playlists to scholarship tips, check out the most popular InfoSpace… Read the full article…
Meet Brianna Jackson G’19. She hails from the Central New York area, having grown up in Camillus, New York. She is currently finishing her Master of Science program in Library and Information Science. What are you passionate about? I want to be a librarian. That’s what I’m passionate about. Reading was always a big part… Read the full article…
The Journey My journey to my internship started when I was accepted into the Sophomore Leaders Overnight Retreat trip hosted by the iSchool. Only 12 selected sophomores are chosen to go on this fully sponsored road trip. The trip which provided an insight into Ernst and Young (EY) and Microsoft’s main offices at New York… Read the full article…