| America's
Career InfoNet - U.S. Department of Labor occupational and
economic information. |
| Career
Resource Center - "Spotlights a variety of careers and
offers an on-line "Career Planner" workbook; links to
other helpful career information websites, primarily based in Canada." |
| CareerPlanit
- "A good source of links (like the Smithsonian! that would
be a neat job, eh?). Also, there are some good self-evaluation avenues
for those of us who are not sure all the things that are newly acquired
knowledge can be applied." - Elizabeth Hart (Chemistry) MAR2001 |
| CareerWeb
- "Offers career advice, job search tips and job match-up." |
| College
Grad Job Hunter - "Your link to life after college." |
| Columbia
University Career Services - "This site contains a page
on Career
Exploration, Self-Assessment,
Researching
Your Career Options, Study
Abroad, and Graduate
and Professional Schools." - Michael J. Casavant (Applied
Physics), MAR2001 |
| Cornell
University Career Services - "This site contains an interesting
page on Developing
Your Career Goals." - Michael J. Casavant (Applied
Physics), FEB2001 |
| Emory
University Career Services [Career
Related Sites]- "Great resource for other links!! May be
a good template of sorts." - Elizabeth Hart (Chemistry) MAR2001 |
| Experience.com
- "A resource for students and young professionals beginning
their careers, including advice on the latest workplace trends,
and resources for researching a company and finding a job." |
| Exploring
Career Options (The Riley Guide) - "Career and occupational
guides, choosing a career path and managing your career, with links
to self assessment resources." |
| Exploring
Careers Web Site - "Learn about different kinds of working
conditions, educational requirements and the market outlook for
various occupations." |
| Headhunter.net
- "Research specific occupations, visit on-line career fairs,
or find a job from this site." |
| Job Choices
Online - "Advice from the experts at the National Association
of Colleges and Employers; includes a useful resource library."
|
| JobStar -
"Career guidance resources from California public libraries,
including information on a wide variety of occupations, salaries
and the hidden job market." |
| Occupational
Outlook Handbook - "Hundreds of job descriptions, occupational
outlooks and employment trends from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics." |
Science
Magazine's Next Wave - "Science's online career resource
site for students, postdocs and early career scientists."
- site's blurb
"They have some very nifty pages on graduate
careers. Their Career
Transitions and For
Grad Students pages are great. Some of their pages and articles
are free, but a lot of the really good stuff is under a subscription
service; your institution may have a subscription already (like
Rice :-) )." - Michael J. Casavant (Applied Physics), FEB2001
"It has all sorts of links to research and science-related
careers as well as useful articles about various careers or aspects
of job hunting." - Rachel R. Leininger (Biochemistry and Cell
Biology) MAR2001
"Great source of career information for
all science-related disciplines!" - Elizabeth Hart (Chemistry)
MAR2001 |
| State
Employment Services - "Government Employment Agencies,
state by state." |
| StudentCenter
- "Aids in identifying personal strengths, defining career
goals, and learning about specific companies." |
| The
Pavement: BrassRing Campus - "Job listings, job search
tips, on-line career management, success stories, moving to a new
location, developing a budget and other world of work necessities.
Links to BrassringDiversity.com, an on-line career planning magazine." |
| The
Job Hunter's Bible - "Tips for job hunting on and off
the Internet by Dick Bolles, author of What Color is Your Parachute?"
|
| University
of Waterloo's Career Development Manual |
| Vault Reports
- "News, career profiles, and company assessments, plus
job postings concentrating on the business and financial world.
Company assessments are provided through insider interviews." |
| Wetfeet.com
- "This site has some good information. You can generate career
and salary profiles based upon a given geographic location. Career
profiles, employer interviews, salary estimates, and full-time and
internship job postings. Company profiles are provided by the companies
themselves as part of their membership package. |