Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1999 - Abstracts

Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
Alternate routes to job-search success.Careers and occupationsMurray, Neil
An employer's guide to student visas.Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
A regional survey of college seniors on their career ambitions.Careers and occupationsHarris, Marcia B., Gafoor, Zarina
A survey of recruiters on alumni participation in campus interviews.Careers and occupationsGreenberg, Robert M.
Becoming an employer of choice for Generation X: the elements of the deal.Careers and occupationsCorley, Todd
Beyond surveys: using focus groups to evaluate university career services.Careers and occupationsJones, Jennifer, Bullock, Marcy
Building better assimilation programs: five keys to success.(managing transition from college to employment)Careers and occupationsAsher, Donald
Building bridges to the 21st Century.(National Assn of Colleges and Employers' report to the membership for the FY 1997-98)Careers and occupations 
Communicating with commuting students: how Kennesaw State's career center attracts student interest in its services.Careers and occupationsAndrews, Karen B.
Do assessment tests predict behavior or screen out a diverse work force?Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Employer responsibilities under the Americans With Disabilities Act.Careers and occupations 
Experience and career focus: a framework for advising and placing business interns.Careers and occupationsKaman, Vicki S., Kretovics, Mark A.
Guess who's coming to campus: a guide to third-party recruiters.Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Helping new grads become successful new hires: how Coastal Carolina Community College assists students with the school-to-work transition.Careers and occupationsNardo, Jeff
In search of the perfect career opportunity.Careers and occupations 
Keeping up appearances: how practitioners can help students make positive impressions (and avoid fashion faux pas) during the interview process.Careers and occupationsJohansen, Karol A.D., Steele, Markell
Managing the transition to work: 12 essential steps to a fast start to your career.Careers and occupationsHolton, Ed
Meeting the career development needs of students with disabilities.Careers and occupationsRyan, Daniel J., Harvey, Steven J.
Parents as partners: allies in promoting and supporting career services.(University of North Carolina Career Services department's programs)Careers and occupationsJones, Sharon L., Harris, Marcia B.
Pest or partners? Rethinking our relationship with parents.(parent and career services counselor relationship)Careers and occupationsMurray, Neil
Standout performances: The NACE Annual Awards.(National Association of Colleges and Employers)Careers and occupations 
The 1998 NACE Career Services Benchmark Survey.(National Association of Colleges and Employers)Careers and occupations 
The elements of effective recruiting brochures.Careers and occupationsRoehling, Mark V., Winters, Deborah
The state of college relations and recruitment today.(includes related article)Careers and occupations 
Today's realities for tomorrow's image makers: how practitioners can prepare students for communication careers.Careers and occupationsCeperley, Andrew T.
What motivates and matters most to Generations X and Y.(in the workplace)Careers and occupationsMontana, Patrick J., Lenaghan, Janet A.
Workplace education: a survey of employers on experiential education programs.Careers and occupationsNagle, Rhea A., Collins, Mimi
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