Bringing your ideas to the table

Article Abstract:

The US National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) maintains a firm commitment to acting as a resource for career services and staffing professionals. It will continue to give sound advice on career planning and employment issues, and will welcome input from many different sources. NACE is considering a number of ventures, including the possibility of a national symposium for key academic and business leaders to exchange views on developments in colleges and industry and how they affect the employment of those educated in colleges.

Management, Career development

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Where is the working class? On your campus

Article Abstract:

College students and job applicants belonging to working-class families demand the most time from guidance counselors. The latter have become biased in evaluating the career goals and salary needs of their clients. Successful placements must consider family and educational background including personal interests. Counselling should not be limited to the type of training received by a client but it should also be geared towards his other options.

Working class, Vocational guidance counselors

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Collegiate Employ-Net: the power of a college and university partnership

Article Abstract:

The Collegiate Employ-Net (CEN) is an organization formed by colleges and universities in Ohio and Michigan to help students maximize their search for job opportunities. Members are required to be accredited by the North Central Assn of Colleges and Schools. The CEN organizes job fairs and coordinates with employers to assist in their recruitment campaigns. The Internet is also utilized to develop a data base for applicants.

Job applicants

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