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Diversity-Related Job Sites
Diversity Leaders Power Conferences
Providing students with the opportunity to meet employers, network with professionals, attend panel discussions. Held throught the U.S.
National Society for Hispanic Professionals
A Society created to empower Hispanic professionals with networking and leadership opportunities. Provides information on education, careers, and entrepreneurship.
Accenture Campus Connection
Learn about Accenture's career opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. Information on undergraduate internship opportunities to help you get a head start on your career.
ACCESS (Achieving Competence in Computing Engineering and Space Science)
A summer internship program for students with disabilities sponsored by AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) and NASA. Criteria: full-time graduate or undergraduate student with a disability, who majors in a science or engineering field, has a "B" average or better, and is a U.S. citizen.
Asian Life
Asian Life is an online career portal for Asian Americans, which features a job board, original articles, and other ADI programs and events.
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute
Offers educational and leadership programs to develop the next generation of Latino leaders. Summer Internship, Public Policy Fellowship Program, and Scholarship Awards available.
Diversity Leadership Program
Promotes diversity in the workplace and helps students make the next step after college. $20,000 in scholarships available. Attend one of six conferences held in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, and Baltimore. Participate in workshops and skill building sessions presented by top business leaders.
EACE (Eastern Association of Colleges and Employers)
Diversity Advancement Scholarship for college senior or graduate student considering a career in career services or human resources. Apply online through the EACE link.
Equal Opportunity Publications, Inc.
Career Expos For People With Disabilities held annually in New York, Washington, D.C., Boston, and Los Angeles.
HireDiversity.com
A career site for African-Americans, Asian-Americans, disabled, gay and lesbian, Hispanic-Americans, mature workers, Native Americans, veterans, and women.
IMDiversity.com
A career site for African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, and women.
ihispano.com
A career site for Hispanic-American and bilingual/bicultural professionals.
International Radio and Television Society Foundation
Minority Career Workshop for college juniors, seniors and recent graduates held in March of every year. Application deadline: January. Opportunities in research, programming, production, news, public relations, sales, marketing, accounting, legal affairs, and creative services. Workshop includes information sessions, networking and interviews with major communications companies.
Multicultural Advertising Intern Program
MAIP has helped jumpstart the careers of more than 1,600 multiracial and multiethnic aspiring advertising professionals. Learn more about their 10-week summer intern program and how to apply.
Sponsors for Educational Opportunity
A paid summer internship program for undergraduate students of color in Accounting, Asset Management, Corporate Law, Global Corporate Financial Leadership, Investment Banking, Management Consulting, Information Technology, and Philanthropy. Information and applications online.
National Business and Disability Council
Developed with the goal of bringing together top talent with disabilities and America's top employers in both the private and public sectors. Service includes a National Resume Database, which is free of charge and open to candidates who have earned or are expected to earn a two- or four-year degree within the next six months, or have completed equivalent technical training.
The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars
Helps to increase employment opportunities for students with disabilities through an academic internship program. Fifty competitive scholarship awards will be provided for students with disabilities interested in working in the executive, judicial, or legislative branches of the federal government.