Network of enlightened Women at UNC Charlotte

Written By: Caroline O'Connor and Alexandra Duncan It is that time of year when it is time to start applying for future Summer Internships and jobs. While it may be nerve-racking to apply for your future, especially if you are unsure of it and all that you would like to do in it. As part of my experience, here are some of my tips for applying for your future that I have learned from my past. 1.    Be open You may never know where a path may take you. If you see a job posting on LinkedIn and it sounds remotely interesting, go ahead and apply for it! You may never know what opportunities and experience you can get from a job. It is all about the experience and how you use yourself at the end of the day - not the specific experience itself! 2.    Update Your LinkedIn Many job interviews and opportunities I have had were through LinkedIn. It is essential to update your jobs, have a copy of your resume on LinkedIn, and make sure your information is up to date. If you hav

From Left to Right: Conrad, Michael, Keith, Cole, and Garrett Since 2010, Network of enlightened Women has been hosting the Gentlemen’s Showcase each year. Put in place to recognize, honor, and reward college gentlemen, the contest is held during the month of February. Through online voting, young men across the country are selected by women of NeW to compete to win $1,000 for a charity of their choosing. The UNC Charlotte Chapter of Network of enlightened Women are thrilled to nominate five fantastic, Conservative men for the year of 2018. A gentleman is defined as: “a chivalrous, courteous, or honorable man.” Each one of these men is an outstanding student and community activist. From the town of Apex, North Carolina, Michael DeSantis is a sophomore double majoring in Political Science and International Business. Michael is brother of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity as well as an extremely active member of College Republicans. Familiar with working campaigns, he is currently