Career Center Biographies
Want to know how the Case Career Center can help? Read our student bios and see how Career Center resources have helped Case students achieve their career goals.
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Matthew Aehle
The Career Center staff members were all incredibly helpful and made the application process much easier! |
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Shardul Athalye
I am very excited to start my new career! I look forward to meeting my co-workers and clients I will be working with. |
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Grace Bell
I personally tailor every resume for each position or company I apply to (even at the Career Fair). |
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Larkesha Burns
When I arrived at Case, I planned on becoming a Microbiologist, but Case's diverse curriculum exposed me to many other highly engaging fields. |
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Valbona Bushi
I have always thought that my resume would speak for itself, but good interviewing skills are most important. |
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Linda Cai
Besides the strong academics, the great opportunities for research, and the close proximity to home, the people here are extremely nice. |
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Krystin Eng
Case is one of the best schools in the area. Case provides engineering, liberal arts, and a great financial aid package. |
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Amanda Hong
My time at Case has offered so many opportunities for me to grow as a person and to become a leader. |
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Samiya Ilmudeen
Case's many resources have allowed me to explore other options, and I feel more aware and equipped to enter the workforce. |
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Abraham Joseph
I look forward to having a lot of flexibility in my job search upon graduation. |
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Ashley Keilman
I hope to become a leader within my field and to improve the health and well being of my patients. |
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Smruta Koppka
Do something that you really want to do. |
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Andrew Osten
The mock interview proved exceptionally valuable — practice helps and you want to be sharp. |
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Abhay C. Patil
Start Today! Be early – be it in resume critique or mock interviews. Try to develop a network and make maximum utilization of resources. |
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Shashwat Sharma
The vibrant and diverse student population here makes it a great place to study. |
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Allyson Whipple
Long-distance job searches can be tough, but with a little effort you can get the job you want, even 1,500 miles away. |