In honor of National Intern Day on July 25th, we’re thrilled to spotlight our extraordinary interns at Tri Counties Bank. Meet Thomas Zeng an Applied Mathematics major from the University of Washington. If he could choose any superpower, it would be super speed—perfect for keeping up with all of the exciting things happening at Tri Counties Bank! Thomas loves working at Tri Counties Bank because he can soak up wisdom from his advisors and colleagues. #NationalInternDay #FutureLeaders #MemberFDIC
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On Wednesday, June 5th, we are partnering with Tracy Armstrong, founder of Blue Star College Planning, to host Navigating Complexities of College Planning. Navigating college finances involves a myriad of complexities, from deciphering tuition fees to managing living expenses. The rising cost of tuition coupled with additional expenses such as textbooks and housing can create significant financial strain for students and their families. Moreover, understanding financial aid options, scholarships, and student loans adds another layer of intricacy to the equation. Balancing academic pursuits with part-time work or internships further complicates the financial landscape, requiring students to make strategic decisions to sustain their education without accruing excessive debt. Join us at https://lnkd.in/eG5cUAdD
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The kids are alright....but we need to support them! For the past three summers I've had the pleasure of discussing financial literacy and financial futures with Greenwood Project interns. The thoughts of this summer's interns, Anthony Armstead, Arelys Estrada, Adin Farmer, Imani Noel, Kai Washington, and Manny Wiley are insightful and important for all of us to consider. #InvestingInvolvesRisk
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We must double down and prioritize three key areas for students to achieve financial empowerment: access to no-cost financial education for students and families; access to financial services; and access to mentors, scholarships, internships, and other career-focused connections. In this Fortune OpEd, EVERFI Co-Founders Tom Davidson and Ray Martinez share insights into how public and private sectors can work together to support students' lifelong financial well-being.
Our nation is facing a savings crisis. It will take a unified effort to correct it
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Have you read our April & May newsletter yet? It packed full of updates from the WFWIB time at the PWDA Conference, information on our newest summer interns, and much more! Follow the link here to read our latest issue: https://bit.ly/3Vnrpis
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In the latest edition of #CASChronicles, we talked with #USFBulls who have participated in the School of Public Affairs, University of South Florida's Legislative Internship Program (LIP) and how the experience positively impacted them as they prepare for the professional world. See what they said -- and how YOU can get involved this year -- on our news site, CAS Chronicles. ⬇️ https://ow.ly/JhJX50QGH4u
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From Degas Wright, CFA: I want to thank Wall Street Bound, Inc for inviting me to Wall Street Wrap Up on April 23rd! We discussed recent earnings announcements and the Federal Reserve’s impact on markets! It was an excellent way for me to connect with the students and remind me of the importance of financial literacy! Wall Street Bound is a non-profit organization that strives to empower young people of color to become agents of change and advance diversity within the financial services industry. This organization accomplishes this mission with two strategies. The first strategy is providing college students a comprehensive virtual or on-campus program led by experienced industry professionals. At the completion of these programs, the students are prepared for internships or hiring opportunities in the finance industry. The second strategy is their partnerships with corporations. If you are a college student interested in applying for this opportunity, please go to: https://lnkd.in/ggVEBfN If you are a corporate leader and considering expanding your hiring networks, please contact Troy Prince, CAIA. Thank you to Nena Ugwuomo for serving as facilitator for the session. The students had great questions and I enjoyed our discussion! #financialliteracy #decaturcapital
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Our latest Pennsylvania Workforce Trends report found that Pennsylvania is being held back by an aging workforce and a skills gap between jobs and workers. The Governor's budget proposes $2 million for internships at Pennsylvania businesses. How else can lawmakers help solve the mismatch between skills and jobs? 📊 Better and more timely workforce data 🤝 More collaboration between state government and local stakeholders 👨🏭 More apprenticeships for businesses and workers We want to hear from you. What are your solutions?
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This is what BCPS does with CCBC!
We had a fantastic time participating in this week's Baltimore County Public Schools Career Expo at Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville! It was inspiring to see hundreds (maybe thousands) of students eager to explore future career opportunities right here in our community. "Every time we invest in our students, we are at the same time investing in our communities." - Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis, Ph.D, CBCC President. With over 300 program and workforce options available at CCBC, we were proud to share the diverse career paths students can pursue in their own backyard. Events like these are invaluable for connecting students with local career and apprenticeship programs. A big shoutout to the Baltimore County government, BCPS, and CCBC for their collaboration in making this event possible!
