#KeepinIt100

Meet Gabrielle Geller, a sophomore majoring in marine affairs with a minor in sustainable business!

Gabrielle is passionate about environmental sustainability and professional development. She serves as the Student Liaison for Toppel Career Center in Student Government’s Academic Liaison Council (ALC), where she helps bridge the gap between students and career services, advocating for their professional growth.

This semester, Gabrielle is interning with the City of Miami Beach Environment and Sustainability Department, working on climate adaptation and mitigation plans to help protect the city’s resources. She found this opportunity through Handshake, and now, through Toppel and ALC, she is helping to develop a custom UM Handshake collection to make sure fellow students discover valuable internships.

Piece of Advice:

"Start building your network and advocating for yourself early! Cold emailing, attending career events, and reaching out to alumni can open doors – you never know where one conversation might lead."

Mar. 25	Working in Europe: Post-study immigration options @ 10 AM
Mar. 25	Immigration Q&A: International students in a time of change @ 2 PM
Mar. 26	Top 10 Mistakes Made by International Students in Their Job and Internship Search @ 2 PM
Mar. 26	Peace Corps Application Workshop @ 4:30 PM
Mar. 27	Oxford Global Resources Coffee Chat @ 2:30 PM
Mar. 27	EY x UM Accounting Scholarship Promotion & Partner Visit @ 5:30 PM

Take the Universum CareerTest

Take the next step in your career with the Universum CareerTest. This tool will help you discover your strengths, identify ideal employers, and compare your salary expectations – all in just a few minutes!

By taking the Universum CareerTest, you’ll receive a personalized career profile and gain access to exclusive workshops, as well as valuable insights to help you make informed career decisions.

Plus, the first 100 students who complete it before Sunday, March 30, will receive a $5 Starbucks gift card! So what are you waiting for? Take the CareerTest today!

Suggest an Internship on Handshake

It can sometimes be hard to know exactly if the internship you’re applying to will be the right fit for you. Because of that, we’ve just launched a new feature that will allow you to see internships recommended by fellow ‘Canes! These are internships that have been shared by your peers based on the positive experiences they’ve had at that company.

To find it, just log into Handshake, click the jobs tab in the left-hand column, and where you see “Miami Collections” is where you’ll be able to access “Internships Recommended by Fellow ‘Canes.” It’s that simple!

On the other hand, if you’ve done an internship and would like to recommend it to your fellow ‘Canes, you can use this link to share your experience as well!

Want Money for a Summer Internship?

The Mark and Maureen Angelo Family Endowment Fund at the Toppel Career Center (also known as The Angelo Family Endowment Fund) application is open! The Angelo Family Endowment Fund aims to help support you as you pursue high-quality internships that foster your career exploration by offering awards of $500 to $3,000 to help reduce financial challenges.

If you have secured an internship for the summer of 2025 (paid or underpaid) and need additional funding for items such as transportation, housing, business apparel, or supplies necessary for the internship, please review the application process and submit your application today! Awards are competitive; don’t wait to apply - the deadline is April 16!

Internship Opportunities

Job Postings

Find Housing in NYC this Summer

Toppel Spotlight

Summer Internship
Greentech Renewables

Departmental Internship Opportunities
Miami-Dade County

Engineering Intern
Loxahatchee River District

Software Engineering Intern
Endeavour. Inspired Infrastructure

2025 Summer Intern Program - Lenders Finance Group
SMBC

Marine Mammal Rescue Intern
Seacoast Science Center

Summer 2025 WMG Emerging Talent Associate Program
Warner Music Group

Development Intern
Lincoln Center Theater

Summer 2025 Internship
designLAB architects

Policy and Advocacy Intern (Summer 2025)
First Five Years Fund

Suggest an Internship

Forensic Pathologist
County of Fresno

Veterinary Technician
NVA (National Veterinary Associates)

Teaching Assistant
Horizons at New Canaan Country School

Design Engineer
SW Bridge Engineer

Sales and Marketing Consultant
Zimmer Marketing

Behavioral Health Therapist
Sanford Health

Electrical Engineer
Nebraska Public Power District

Hospitality Coordinator
The King's Academy

Spanish Analytic Linguist
Metlang

Operations Associate
Station70

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As part of the EHS community, you’ll enjoy access to EHS' exclusive Student Life program, offering trips to Broadway shows, Yankees games, food festivals, and more!

Additionally, if you book by March 31, you’ll receive a $75 Amazon e-gift card at check-in! EHS is offering a special promotional rate for UM students, so use the code SU25 when you make a reservation. Spots are filling up fast, so reserve your housing today!

Ben Grunblatt

Employer Engagement Intern

Meet Ben Grunblatt, a sophomore majoring in political science with a minor in psychology!

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, by way of New Haven, Connecticut, he is actively involved on campus as a member of the Commuter Council, where he helps plan and execute events that foster academic excellence and team building within the commuter community. He is also part of Ethics Club, UChabad, and UHillel.

This semester, Ben is #KeepinIt100 by staying committed to his academic and personal growth. Aside from his role at Toppel, Ben was recently selected to be an RA at Ibis Residential College for the 2025-26 academic year. His mindset of learning from every experience has helped him grow, even when faced with challenges like interview rejections.

Piece of Advice:

"If there’s nothing you can do, don’t worry about it. If there is something you can do, don’t worry about it – just do it."

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