Have ya’ heard? FolioFLY’s the BIG thing in next generation job search and career development…no matter who you are, and where you live.  We’re literally building student career paths one project and industry experience at a time! 
Our new ‘Class to Community Connect’ initiative connects local business pros with area schools and teachers who SHOW students what different types of careers are out there.  Connecting with the community is a great way for students to enhance their education and learn about real job options and industries BEFORE spending money ‘n time on college tuition, and a major that may not be the right fit.   
By offering industry projects, job shadowing opportunities, 
internships and guest speaking engagements …

That’s right!  The National Association of Recording Merchandisers in Marlton, NJ is on the look-out for their next intern rock star.  One lucky student will get to work with the NARM Communications Department as they prepare for the big annual 2010 NARM music industry event!  
In years past, NARM’s convention has honored big names such as Michael Jackson, BB King, Queen, Hall & Oates and many, many more… the line-up for 2010’s convention is still in the works, and you can participate.  
You must be able to commute to NARM’s Marlton, NJ location right outside of Philly, 3 days a week – for …

Well, it’s finally arrived!  This past summer, a select number of FolioFLY’s most talented student writers had the rare and amazing opportunity to contribute to The American  Hotel & Lodging Industry’s new book ~ “A Century of Hospitality”. 
The book expertly catalogues the most interesting and relevant industry information including decades of cool hotel innovations, industry leaders and pioneers, landmark hotels and even juicy details on Presidential assassination attempts, cagey underground dealings of legendary mob bosses and major world events that took place in famous hotels across the country from 1910 through 2010.  
Selected FolioFLY student writers were …

Gotta say, when I was young I didn’t get the whole ‘find work that makes you happy’ thing. I felt there was plenty time to figure out what to do with my life. Declaring a liberal arts major was the perfect way to put off focusing on anything specific. I was all over that one…
The light finally shined on me after graduation when I realized, ‘Hey…I just went through college without plans to do anything I’m remotely interested in doing.’ I don’t believe I visited career services even once during …