March 17, 2009

Attention Science Education Majors!

Filed under: Hot Careers — py @ 12:33 pm

Start looking for your job now! Check out the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) website today for job postings. For a quick link click here

March 12, 2009

Job Search Engines

Filed under: Hot Careers — py @ 6:11 am

You know about monster and career builder, but have you ever thought about looking in Yahoo? Yahoo has tons of job listing plus tips on how you can find, get, and keep the job of your dreams. Check it out today! Here

November 20, 2008

Take a Break

Filed under: Uncategorized — py @ 7:57 am

Tried of looking for a job for after college? Why not watch others struggle to find their career instead. Check out Breaking Away , a story about an idealistic young man and his friends and their pursuit to find jobs and a purpose to life in their hometown of Bloomington, Indiana. (Back Cover). Starring Peter Yates; Steve Tesich; Dennis Christopher; Dennis Quaid; Daniel Stern; Jackie Earle Haley; Barbara Barrie; Paul Dooley; Robyn Douglass; and Patrick Williams.

November 4, 2008

Hey Psychology Majors!

Filed under: Book — py @ 8:14 am

Trying to figure out how to use that bran-spanking new degree of yours? Why not check out Life as a psychologist : career choices and insights. < 150.23 O85L> for some of your options.

October 27, 2008

Staring Career Advice Early

Filed under: Article — py @ 7:58 am

“Childhood marks the dawn of vocational development, involving developmental tasks, transitions, and change. Children must acquire the rudiments of career adaptability to envision a future, make educational and vocational decisions, explore self and occupations, and problem solve. The authors situate child vocational development within human life span and life course development paradigms and career development theory. They then consider the theoretical origins of career adaptability and examine it as a critical construct for construing vocational development. Two models derived from career construction theory offer guides for research and counseling practice designed to foster development through work and other social roles.

There is always one moment in childhood when the door opens and lets the future in”

–Graham Greene (1940, p. 15)

To read more check out the complete article here

October 9, 2008

Need career advice Now!

Do you need career advice and can’t wait another day to get it. Why not check out the resources available here on campus. Take a stroll over to Career Services or check them out online here

September 8, 2008

Résumés, cover letters, networking, and interviewing

Filed under: Resumes & Cover Letters, Etiquette — py @ 9:57 am

Maximize your two year degree and land the job you want with RESUMES, COVER LETTERS, NETWORKING, AND INTERVIEWING.Build the resume that best suits your professional goals using today’s business technologies, including electronic resume formatting. You’ll also learn a simple approach to the entire employment process through coverage of the interview process, cover letters, networking, and job applications.

August 6, 2008

Not as free as We Thought

Filed under: Book — py @ 1:53 pm

This Land Is Their Land: Reports from a Divided Nation

In this collection of essays and commentaries on the U.S. economic and social divide-turned-chasm, she looks at a wide range of topics including extravagant corporate CEO bailouts, pharmaceutical companies’ recruitment of college cheerleaders as sales reps, and xenophobic children living in gated communities. Readers of her previous books will not be surprised that Wal-Mart and the private health insurance industry are frequent targets of her acerbic wit. In Swiftian style, Ehrenreich suggests that families unable to obtain health-care coverage for their children should buy pet health insurance for them, and she blithely maintains that employers have cut wages and benefits to such levels that it is safe to assume employees will soon be asked to pay their boss for the privilege of working. In a droll postscript, she invites readers to visit a web site where they can be matched up with a new country appropriate to their tastes and values since nationality is one of the “few things that can be changed without surgery.” Recommended for public libraries.—Jill Ortner, SUNY at Buffalo Libs. 

Check out This Land is Their Land<973.93 E33t 2008>Today.

June 11, 2008

Dream a little bigger

Filed under: Hot Careers, Book — py @ 2:28 pm

Why stop at wanting to be the head of a company, why not try and be the president. Sure anyone can do it, right? Well if your dreams are that big try reading up on a man that changed to presidency and america. Why not check out Polk 973. B736p.

May 12, 2008

50 Best Jobs

Filed under: Uncategorized — py @ 9:59 am

In the May 2008 of Outside has an article about the 50 best recession-proof, adventure packed careers. Check it out today

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