Diversity Recruiting @一本道无码
We welcome you to visit our institutional Factbook to gain a better understanding of our 一本道无码 population regarding diversity through enrollment, undergraduate admission, and graduation rates.
Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion
Visit our Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion to learn more on how your organization may find ways to partner with our diversity initiatives.
About our Resources
At 一本道无码 we value each individual and acknowledge intersectionality across the various dimensions of identity — who a student is and how they define themselves. We recognize that the content shared below is not exhaustive, and that resources on identity are continually evolving.
If you would like to share comments or suggest new resources to help improve this page, please email: erelate@andrew.cmu.edu
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Dis/ability & Neurodiversity
The Career and Professional Development Center is committed to connecting employers to students with diverse abilities and disabilities, both visible and non-visable, to improve hiring outcomes and organizational diversity. Below you will find resources related to this population.
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Tips To help students feel comfortable with potentially disclosing a disability or challenge, you could ask every candidate the following interview question: “What type of work environment or tools/resources help you perform best?”.
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Questions Students Consider
- How/when should I disclose my disabilities?
- What is a “reasonable accommodation?”
- What should I do if I’m discriminated against during an interview?
- Do I need to disclose anything before I sign a hiring contract?
The Olitsky Family Foundation Career Readiness Program The goal of the Olitsky Family Foundation Career Readiness Program is to break down the barriers-of-entry for students with emotional and cognitive differences in their career-search process. Please contact Amy Tavares if your company is interested in supporting this neurodiversity initiative.
Women
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Race & Ethnicity
Black/African/African-American
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East Asian & South Asian
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Hispanic/Latinx
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Indigenous Peoples
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International & DACA Students
With approximately 40% of students at Carnegie Mellon coming from outside of the US, we understand that many students who choose to study in the US will choose to seek jobs in the US upon graduation. International students bring a unique global perspective to complex issues, making them ideal assets to employers. They are adaptable, ready to take on challenges, are often multilingual, and possess multicultural skills that will help them excel in diverse workplaces.
International Students
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Hiring international students is easy and not much different than hiring domestic students
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DACA & Undocumented Immigrants
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The Office of International Education (OIE) promotes and facilitates study abroad and acts as a liaison to the university for international students, researchers, and professors.
First Generation Students
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Fun Facts “First generation students at Carnegie Mellon are trailblazers. They are ready to collaborate across disciplines, solve critical societal challenges, and thus impact the world in unimaginable ways.” The FIRST Together group at 一本道无码 is eager to interact with employers. Please contact Bianca DeJesus or Zoë Levin for further information.
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