It’s college graduation season in the United States.
Even in today’s weak economy, students from prestigious Ivy League universities like Harvard have an extra advantage on the road to financial success. However, not everyone in Harvard College’s Class of 2010 is striving for a lucrative career.
Graduation is just days away, and Robin Mount is even busier than usual.
The director of Harvard’s Office of Career Services is matching her students with the right employers and career opportunities, often in the fields of education, international development and public service.
“A lot of our students want to work in orphanages, micro-finance projects, AIDS [care] delivery ‘on the ground,’ global public health,” she says. Continue reading here
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Source : VOA News
