Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1998 - Abstracts

Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
1997-98 NACE Employer Benchmark Survey. (National Association of Colleges and Employers)(includes related article on the results of a survey on the recruitment of college graduates)Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
Academy of Fellows. (from the National Association of Colleges and Employers)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
Academy of Fellows. (from the National Association of Colleges and Employers or NACE)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
A case for college relations & recruitment. (benefits of maintaining business-school partnerships)Careers and occupationsScott, Mary E.
A job fair in cyberspace. (strategy to attract companies to a small university)Careers and occupationsBehrens, Troy
Audiovisual Programs. (1998 Awards of Excellence from the National Association of Colleges and Employers or NACE)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
Benchmarking internship practices: employers report on objectives and outcomes of experiential programs.Careers and occupationsBrooks, Jennifer E., Greene, Jacqui Cook
Best practices for career centers at liberal arts colleges. (career placement services)Careers and occupationsOatis-Skinner, Chris, Betz, Kim
Building your image on campus. (tips for career professionals' improvement of their image on the college campus)Careers and occupationsKeever, Sue
Collegiate Employ-Net: the power of a college and university partnership.Careers and occupationsBrandon, Natalie
Determining what employers really want: conducting regional stakeholder focus groups. (survey on skills and qualities that employers look for in new hires)Careers and occupations 
Developing a fail-safe college recruiting plan via strategic planning.Careers and occupationsPate, Connie
Diversity training in the workplace today: a status report. (includes a historical overview of diversity training)Careers and occupationsJordan, Katrina
Does alcohol have a place in recruiting? (practice in employee selection)Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Do it right, do it early, do it all. (competition of job recruiters)(Interview)Careers and occupationsCollins, Mimi
Employer ratings of student participation in non-classroom-based activities: findings from a campus survey.Careers and occupationsReardon, Robert, Lenz, Janet, Folsom, Byron
Great expectations: what students have to say about the process and practice of launching a career.Careers and occupationsCollins, Mimi
I was an unemployed career counselor.Careers and occupationsWatson, Michelle
JobWeb: the all-purpose tool in the professional's virtual toolbox. (National Association of Colleges and Employers' Internet home page)Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
Mentoring program brings benefits to students and employer. (Cedars-Sinai Youth Mentoring Program)Careers and occupations 
NACE/Chevron Award. (from the National Association of Colleges and Employers and Chevron Corp.)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
NACE marks milestone with professional standards for career services. (National Association of Colleges and Employers)Careers and occupationsMackes, Marilyn F.
New beginnings. (National Association of Colleges and Employers' new strategies to best serve members)Careers and occupationsMackes, Marilyn
One hit wonders: how career counselors can make the most of single sessions with students.Careers and occupationsWilliams, Vernon
Playing the hiring game: the ethics of offers and acceptances. (legal questions concerning job offers and acceptances)Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Profile of the president. (interview with National Association of Colleges and Employers President Denise Dwight Smith)(Interview)Careers and occupations 
Publications for students. (1998 Awards of Excellence from the National Association of Colleges and Employers or NACE)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
School to work: preparing students for careers in healthcare. (Veterans Affairs Medical Center's cooperative education program for students interested in healthcare careers)Careers and occupationsMullins, Dennis W.
Snapshot of the profession. (results of surveys conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers)Careers and occupationsCollins, Mimi
Technical Innovation. (1998 Awards of Excellence from the National Association of Colleges and Employers or NACE)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
Technology and educational support offered by university career centers.Careers and occupationsNoll, Cheryl L., Graves, Pat R.
Technology: impact on and implications for college career centers. (survey of technology's impact on career counselors)Careers and occupationsBehrens, Troy, Altman, Brian
The job outlook for '98 grads. (job opportunities for 1998 graduates)Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
The Warren E. Kauffman Award. (National Association of Colleges and Employers)(1998 NACE Awards and Honors)Careers and occupations 
Traditional or electronic tools: how do people get hired?Careers and occupationsFein, Richard
U.S. Supreme Court decision clarifies sexual harassment issues for employers, colleges.Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Vacation reading. (books to read during the 1998 summer break)Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
What is an employer's obligation? A legal guide for hiring contingency workers.Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rachel
What's in a job? Students and new graduates describe their career quests. (includes related article on dream jobs)(Cover Story)Careers and occupationsMulligan, Barbara
Where is the working class? On your campus.Careers and occupationsJaffe, Martin Elliott
Who gets hired: interviewing skills are a prehire variable. (results of survey on interviewing skills)Careers and occupationsPerry, Ann, Goldberg, Caren
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