Luskin Career Bootcamp Equips Graduates for Job Search
The two-day series provided valuable insight to students and recent graduates about searching for a job, networking and interviewing for positions.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Tilly on the Intrusiveness of AI Technology
Drive-thru and invisible checkout systems allow companies to track consumers to monitor their preferences and purchases.
Tilly on Improving Working Conditions Amid Labor Crunch
Retail employers can market their positions as opportunities for advancement to attract those using the current worker shortage to demand better conditions.
U.S. Border Policy Leads to Migrant Deaths, Zepeda-Millán Says
Tightened security at common crossings like Tijuana and El Paso is designed to push migrants into more dangerous backcountry, he says. “That’s literally our stated policy.”
Millard-Ball on Programming Autonomous Vehicles for Safety
Autonomous vehicles allow for a role reversal where the vehicle caters to the unpredictability of the pedestrian.
Leap on Public Safety After L.A.’s Leadership Transition
An increase in gun violence could spark a public backlash against successful community policing programs and community partnerships, she fears.
UCLA Report Highlights Inequality in Utility Debt Burden
Many households in Black, Latino and economically vulnerable neighborhoods have struggled to keep up with utility debt during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Astor Promotes Culture of Care, Safety in Schools
Fostering supportive environments in schools and increasing support from teachers can help reduce the presence of weapons on campus, new research finds.
Turner on Increasing Opportunities for Shade
Planting trees in urban neighborhoods can help reduce temperatures, save lives and combat the urban heat island effect.
Miyashita Ochoa on History of Discriminatory Blood Donation Ban
The FDA’s decision to ease restrictions on donations from men who have sex with men is a step in the right direction but still does not fully embrace modern science.
