The Johnnies Blog
A Student’s Guide to Health and Wellness Resources at St. John’s University
At St. John’s University, emotional and physical well-being is a vital part of the student experience from day one to graduation.
In this blog, you will discover some of the excellent health and wellness resources available to students, hearing directly from the professionals who provide them.
How to Advocate for Yourself at Work as a Young Professional
Starting your career is exciting—but it can also be intimidating. As an Assistant Director of Career Services at St. John’s University, I’ve worked with many students and young professionals navigating this transition. One of the most important skills you can build early on? Self-advocacy.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through what it means to advocate for yourself, why it’s essential for your growth, and practical tips to help you go from overlooked to empowered—without losing your authenticity.
Undergraduate Research: Why You Should Get Involved
You don’t have to wait until graduate school to start your research journey. Undergraduate research offers you the opportunity to explore the subjects that inspire you; work alongside faculty who are experts in their fields; and apply what you’re learning in meaningful, real-world ways.
In this blog, you learn more about what undergraduate research is, what it looks like in practice, and how it can shape your college journey.
First-Gen and Fearless: Miguel’s Journey at St. John’s University
From Brooklyn, NY, to leadership success—how one first-generation student turned a challenge into a calling.
Building a Personal Brand Through Campus Leadership and Passion Projects
Read how Matthew de Prado ’25CCPS turned creativity and campus leadership at St. John’s into a powerful personal brand—and how you can, too.
10 Must-Have Skills for Cyber and Information Security Careers
Cyber and information security job requirements can vary based on the position, field, or focus of work. Yet, there are 10 key essential skills that will help you be successful in any job you choose as a cyber and information security professional.