Jewelyn Cosgrove is a writer for the Identities Section of Policy Mic. She writes primarily on millennials in the workforce. Jewelyn attended Tulane University and George Mason University. Jewelyn knows how to blow glass, has ancestors who haunt a hotel in New Orleans, and is a die-hard Who-Dat-ing Saints fan. Originally from Denver, Colorado, Jewelyn now lives in Washington, DC.
How Internships Will Ruin Our Careers
In Defense Of Our Boomer Parents
5 Things My Gen X Manager Taught Me About Millennials
The Market Demands That 20-Somethings Demand Raises
My College Dream Might Be This Generation's Nightmare
My Response to Boomers Who Think Millennials Are Broke Because We're Lazy
Our Generation Isn't Lazy, We're Broke
5 Ways Being Under 30 Actually Makes You A Big Player in the Job Market
Our College Debt Will Cost Us Our Retirement
The Real Reason Millennials Can't Find Old-School Mentors
The Cold, Hard Fact About the Geography of the American Dream
Millennials At Work: How 'Going Viral' is Paying Off
Advice For Millennial Advice-Givers
I Finally Figured Out Why People Love to Hate Millennials
The First Text I Sent After the Capitol Hill Shooting
What the Government Shutdown Means to Real D.C. Families
A Generation Raised On Bitter Partisan Politics Will Put An End to Them
This Viral Blog Post Says Millennials Think We're All Special Snowflakes
These Activists Are Crowdsourcing the News
Suicide is the Third-Leading Cause Of Death Among Millennials — Here's How I'm Trying to Stop It
