Program Overview

Binghamton University Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development

The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development at Binghamton University serves various audiences, including undergraduate students, graduate students, student organizations, alumni, faculty, and staff. The center also caters to specific affinity communities, such as equity affinity communities, international students, students with disabilities, women and allies, students of color, LGBTQ+, transfer students, first-generation students, DACA students, and veterans and military service members.

Career Clusters

The center offers career clusters in several areas, including:

• Creative Arts, Media, & Marketing
• Business, Consulting, & Finance
• Education, Social Impact, & Non-Profit
• Emerging Tech, Engineering, & Data Analytics
• Government, Policy, & Law
• Science, Research, & Healthcare
• Exploring

Learn How To

The Fleishman Center provides resources and guidance on various career development topics, including:

• Explore Interests and Careers
• Network and Build Connections
• Gain Experience & Internships
• Identify Internship Funding Opportunities
• Apply to Jobs & Internships
• Prepare for Interviews
• Consider Graduate School
• Build Financial Literacy

Career Resources

The center offers a range of career resources, including:

• Resources
• Jobs + Internships
• Leadership, Rotational, & Virtual Experience Programs
• Self-Paced Skill Building Classes
• Events
• Videos

Career Outcomes

The Fleishman Center tracks and reports student outcomes, providing insights into the career paths and successes of Binghamton University graduates.

About the Fleishman Center

The center is led by a team of professional staff, including leadership, employer and alumni engagement, industry teams, student employment, experiential learning, student engagement and career readiness, assessment, operations, and marketing/communications. The center also employs student staff who support various aspects of career development and programming.

Courses and Programs

The Fleishman Center offers various courses and programs, including:

Data Manipulation in Excel

This course teaches students how to import, clean, validate, and protect data in Microsoft Excel. Students will learn skills such as:

• Importing data from various sources
• Cleaning and inspecting data
• Protecting data in advance of distribution The course is 33 minutes long.

Related Classes

The center offers a range of related classes, including:

• Learn Intermediate Python 3: Exceptions and Unit Testing
• Introduction to Back-End Programming
• Analyze Traffic Safety Data with Python Case Study
• Introduction to DeepSeek-R1 and Reasoning Models
• Learn React: Additional Basics
• Learn React: State Management
• Machine Learning: Introduction with Regression
• Mock Product Manager Interview: How to Evaluate Facebook Reactions
• Expanding Your Communication Skill Set
• Analyze Taylor Swift Lyrics with Python Case Study
• R for Programmers
• Learn JavaScript: Asynchronous Programming
• Learn GitHub: Introduction
• Learn Microsoft Excel for Data Analysis
• Learn Advanced Algorithms with Python: String Searching Algorithms
• Engaging Stakeholders for Success
• HTML Essentials
• Enterprise Security: Leveraging Generative AI with Common Security Tools
• Intro to AI Agents
• Fundamentals of AI Product Management

Office Hours

The Fleishman Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students can learn more about career consulting appointments and schedule a meeting with a career consultant.