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Online Internships: Do Old Practices Still Apply?

By Ned Khatrichettri posted 14 hours ago
June 1, 2020 by Ned Khatrichettri and Cameron Vakilian Ned   Khatrichettri , M.A., is an internship coordinator in the College of Humanities ...
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Working Remotely in College Career Services

By Mark Schappert posted 26 days ago
May 6, 2020 The Online Career Services Affinity Group will be hosting a series of virtual webinars. Details to come. I know  most of  you reading ...
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Combatting Quarantine: Six Tips to Help Students Overcome Lockdown Lethargy

By Kevin Collins posted 27 days ago
May 5, 2020 Who  could have predicted the  spring 2020 " alternate universe"   that   we’re  all currently experiencing?   In my work  as ...
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Covid and Careers: Impact on Students and How We Can Help

By Steve Koppi posted 28 days ago
May 4, 2020 Wi th the C ovid-19 pandemic sweeping  the country, many college and university career centers have transitioned   to on line  services ...
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Career Services in the Time of Virtual Staff Meetings

By Catherine Neiner posted 04-28-2020
April 28, 2020 Week 1   9:00 – 10:00 a.m. by WebEx (link in the calendar item)     Agenda   ( Please include technology and marketing ...
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Serving Deaf Students During COVID-19

By Cathy Metcalf posted 04-21-2020
April 21, 2020 It has always been difficult for  d eaf people to get jobs .  Employers  look at their resumes,  see references to  d eaf residential ...
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Positioning Career Services for an Uncertain Fall

By Suzanne Helbig posted 04-21-2020
April 21, 2020 While we are craving clarity about what will happen this fall and many in the media are speculating, no one really knows what the future ...
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Career Service Professionals: How Do You Create an Online Resource?

By Ned Khatrichettri posted 04-16-2020
My primary task  as an internship coordinator  in  the College of Humanities at the University of Utah is  to  work with students  so they can ...
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Bridging the Gap: Building Connections for Graduate Students

By Fatim Lelenta posted 04-07-2020
How Graduate Students Differ From Undergraduates   The graduate student mindset and career development needs differ from undergraduate students and ...
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Advice for College Students: How to Maximize Your Career Development During Covid-19

By Katharine Marianacci posted 03-25-2020
The following is a career resource for career centers to share with students.   In this strange and uncertain situation, you might find yourself ...
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The Benefits of Remote Work for Students

By Jeffrey Moss posted 03-16-2020
The continued threat of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has many companies embracing remote work, including opening online opportunities up to college students. ...
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Career Services in the Climate of Coronavirus

By Flore Dorcely-Mohr posted 03-16-2020
In these uncertain times, even the best of us in career services leadership are challenged to maintain our missions of providing compassionate, competent ...
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Tribal Colleges: Successful Resources for Students and Internships

By Connie Sheehan posted 03-10-2020
United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) is located in the capitol city of Bismarck, North Dakota, and serves approximately 450 students each semester. ...
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Where Are We Going: Vision 2020 or Vision 2030?

By Christopher Carlson posted 03-05-2020
As I am half way through my time as NACE president and witnessing the great work of so many volunteers, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on where ...
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Peer-to-Peer Education to Improve Employment for Students With Disabilities

By Cindy Verduce posted 03-03-2020
One of the things I love about NACE members is their willingness to share their programs, successes, and yes, sometimes even their failures. On a recent ...
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Faculty Will Engage With Career Readiness – On Their Own Terms

By Catherine Neiner posted 02-25-2020
Part one of a five part series.  Did you hear that?       I was listening in on career centers across the country.   I heard a variation ...
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Minimizing & Handling Student Conflict

By Josh Frahm posted 02-18-2020
When dealing with other human beings, conflict is inevitable, and in fact, necessary for growth. This is especially true with students who are constantly ...
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What College Students Wish Recruiters Would Do

By Bless Vaidian posted 02-04-2020
I have been  working   to make matches between  college students and  corporate  recruiters since 2000.  Recruiters have gone on ...
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Learning to Speak Faculty

By Catherine Neiner posted 01-28-2020
Part 2 of a five-part series. Read: Faculty Will Engage With Career Readiness on Their Own Let’s have “the talk”—the facts of life for working with ...
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Meeting vs. Exceeding Expectations—Teaching Students the Difference

By Josh Frahm posted 01-21-2020
Through my experiences working with students and young professionals, I’ve noticed a lack of understanding of what it means to “exceed expectations.” ...
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