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National Association of School Psychologists

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//--> • Register for the NASP Convention, February 6–9, 2008 • Stay informed about the proposed APA Model Licensure Act revisions • Donate to NASP's community recovery project in New Orleans • Get involved in NASP and the profession! • Read the latest issue of School Psychology Forum: Research Into Practice The NASP Store, online membership and NCSP renewals, and members' login will be unavailable beginning at 2:30 PM ET on Wednesday, August 22. Service should be restored by noon on Thursday, August 23. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused. //--> • Deciphering the Federal Regulations on Identifying Children With Specific Learning Disabilities • Good Social Skills Improve Learning and Safety: Tips for Parents • Helping Ch Read More
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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Careers and Majors

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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Careers and Majors SOCIAL SCIENCE Economists and Marketing Research Analysts Psychologists Sociologists Urban and Regional Planners Human Services Workers Recreation Workers Social Workers Social Scientists and Urban Planners Return to Social Science Page Return to College Degree'd Page Copyright 1995 - 1997 -- Educational On-Line Inc. Read More
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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Careers and Majors

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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Careers and Majors RELIGION Protestant Ministers Rabbis Roman Catholic Priests Return to Religion Page Return to Non Degree'd Page Copyright 1995 - 1997 -- Educational On-Line Inc. Read More
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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Occupational Overview

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COLLEGE COMPASS -- Occupational Overview Counselors Nature of the Work Counselors assist people with personal, family, social, educational, and career decisions, problems, and concerns. Their duties depend on the individuals they serve and the settings in which they work. School and college counselors help students understand their abilities, interests, talents, and personality characteristics so that the student can develop realistic academic and career options. Counselors use interviews, counseling sessions, tests, or other tools to assist them in evaluating and advising students. They may operate career information centers and career education programs. High school counselors advise on college majors, admission requirements, entrance exams, and financial aid, and on trade, technical sch Read More
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A Psychology Student Handbook-Career Decisions

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A Psychology Student Handbook-Career Decisions A CAREER DECISION TREE FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS Based on a model proposed by Dr. Retta E. Poe of Western Kentucky University. Do you plan to go to professional school (law, medicine, ministry)? If YES --Discuss with your faculty advisor appropriate psychology course selection. Also see the advisor of the preprofesional program you intend to pursue. If NO -- Do you plan to seek postbaccalaureate employment outside of psychology? If YES --Purse skills-oriented minors. Take skills courses in other departments (e.g., Business, Communications). Choose your student work experiences with an eye toward career possibilities. Develop good writing, interpersonal, and speaking skills. Use the CPP Center to learn resume writing and interview skills. If NO -- Read More
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AOSW :: Association of Oncology Social Work

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ABOUT AOSW Mission and Goals Board of Directors Committees Staff Our Sponsors ------------------------------------------ CONTINUING EDUCATION AOSW Annual Conference Other Conferences & Programs Online Courses ------------------------------------------ POWER DIRECTORY Psychosocial Oncology Worldwide Educational Resource ------------------------------------------ NEWS AND EVENTS Projects and Partnership Award Recipients ------------------------------------------ MEMBER SECTION Social Work Oncology Network (SWON) Special Interest Groups Regional News Membership Directory Resources MEMBER LOGIN AOSW Members Only Login Password Login Instructions FOR PATIENTS & FAMILIES Tips on Cancer and Caregiving Resources and Links ------------------------------------------ FOR PROFESSIONALS Standards of Pr Read More
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Australian Government Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs | Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs <acronym title="Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs"&gt

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Skip to content Home About FaCSIA Families Communities Indigenous Individuals Social Support System Search Ministers Careers Publications Legislation Funding Budget 07-08 Emergency Response to protect Aboriginal children in the NT Welfare Reform Disability Assistance Package Helping children with autism News Family Day Care Activity Report and Carer Spreadsheet The Indigenous Child Care Services Plan Mental Health National Respite Development Fund - Announcement More news ... Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) About FaCSIA FaCSIA is responsible for social policies and support affecting Australian society and the living standards of Australian families. About the Department , Careers in FaCSIA , Compass Graduate Program , Key corporate publications , Read More
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Bienvenue au minist?re Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada (RHDSC) / Welcome to Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)

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Cher utilisateur, Dear visitor, Les anciens minist?res de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement des comp?tences Canada et D?veloppement social Canada ont ?t? amalgam?s pour former le minist?re de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada. The former departments of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada and Social Development Canada have joined to form the department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Avis importants Important Notices Read More
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Bienvenue au minist?re Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada (RHDSC) / Welcome to Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)

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Cher utilisateur, Dear visitor, Les anciens minist?res de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement des comp?tences Canada et D?veloppement social Canada ont ?t? amalgam?s pour former le minist?re de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada. The former departments of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada and Social Development Canada have joined to form the department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Avis importants Important Notices Read More
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Bienvenue au minist?re Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada (RHDSC) / Welcome to Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)

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Cher utilisateur, Dear visitor, Les anciens minist?res de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement des comp?tences Canada et D?veloppement social Canada ont ?t? amalgam?s pour former le minist?re de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada. The former departments of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada and Social Development Canada have joined to form the department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Avis importants Important Notices Read More
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Bienvenue au minist?re Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada (RHDSC) / Welcome to Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)

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Cher utilisateur, Dear visitor, Les anciens minist?res de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement des comp?tences Canada et D?veloppement social Canada ont ?t? amalgam?s pour former le minist?re de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada. The former departments of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada and Social Development Canada have joined to form the department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Avis importants Important Notices Read More
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Bienvenue au minist?re Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada (RHDSC) / Welcome to Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)

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Cher utilisateur, Dear visitor, Les anciens minist?res de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement des comp?tences Canada et D?veloppement social Canada ont ?t? amalgam?s pour former le minist?re de Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada. The former departments of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada and Social Development Canada have joined to form the department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Ressources humaines et D?veloppement social Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Avis importants Important Notices Read More
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career in social work

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IS A CAREER IN SOCIAL WORK FOR YOU? If you think you would like a career in social work, you are not alone. As of May 2003, there are 158 Master of Social Work degree programs and 453 baccalaureate degree programs in the United States accredited or seeking accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). It appears that social work is a popular field of study. With this many students preparing for careers in social work one might think the job market is flooded with too many social workers looking for employment. Such, however, is not the case. Social work is a profession that offers employment opportunities in a wide variety of settings both public and private, where social workers perform a wide range of tasks using a myriad of skills. EMPLOYMENT POSSIBILITIES FOR THE BSW GR Read More
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Career Information - Computer Programmers

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Help shape the course of world history. Work with the best and the brightest, using your intelligence to solve some of the Nation?s most difficult challenges. Career opportunities are available in Computer/Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Intelligence Analysis, Cryptanalysis, and Signals Analysis. For more information about the career opportunities available at NSA and to apply online, visit www.NSA.gov/Ca Read More
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Career Information - Computer Software Engineers

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Help shape the course of world history. Work with the best and the brightest, using your intelligence to solve some of the Nation?s most difficult challenges. Career opportunities are available in Computer/Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Intelligence Analysis, Cryptanalysis, and Signals Analysis. For more information about the career opportunities available at NSA and to apply online, visit www.NSA.gov/Ca Read More
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Career Information - Computer Support Specialists and Systems Administrators

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Computer Support Specialists and Systems Administrators Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points: Rapid job growth is projected over the 2004-14 period. There are many paths of entry to these occupations. Job prospects should be best for college graduates who are up to date with the latest skills a Read More
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Career Information - Counselors

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Counselors Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points: School counselors must be certified, and other counselors must be licensed to practice in all but two States. A master?s degree generally is needed to become a licensed counselor. Job opportunities for counselors should be very good because job o Read More
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Career Information - Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points: State and local governments employ most workers. A bachelor?s degree in social work, criminal justice, or a related field usually is required. Employment growth, which is projected to be about as fas Read More
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Career Information - Social Workers

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Quick Links Search Jobs Search Site Advanced Search | Job Index Preparation Explore Careers Resumes Cover Letters Interview Prep Find the Job Job Search Advice Post Resume Search Jobs Search Internships Search Employers Virtual Career Fair Offer Salary Negotiation New Job Advice Job Videos Employers Career Centers Additional Help Career Information Social Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points: About 9 out of 10 jobs were in health care and social assistance industries, as well as State and local government agencies. While a bachelor?s degree is the minimum requirement, a master?s degree in social work or a related field has become Read More
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Career Services Center: Major Resource Kits - Individual & Family Studies

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CSC UD web Shortcuts FAQ's Graduate School Guide to Writing Resumes Orientation Schedule Reciprocity Registration Resources for International Students Resources for Teachers Riley Guide CSC Home Students Employers Alumni Parents Internet Resources UD Home » Choosing A Career Information about different career options. » Getting Experience Internships, Part-Time and Summer Employment. » Developing Job Seeking Skills Tips for job interviews and developing resumes. » Finding A Job Resources for finding employment. Bank of America Career Services Center University of Delaware 401 Academy Street Newark, DE 19716 Phone: 302.831.2392 Fax: 302.831.1452 udcareers@udel.edu Major Resource Kits Individual & Family Studies Early Childhood Development & Education Human Services (Concentrations: Clinical Read More
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Career Services Center: Major Resource Kits - Psychology

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CSC UD web Shortcuts FAQ's Graduate School Guide to Writing Resumes Orientation Schedule Reciprocity Registration Resources for International Students Resources for Teachers Riley Guide CSC Home Students Employers Alumni Parents Internet Resources UD Home » Choosing A Career Information about different career options. » Getting Experience Internships, Part-Time and Summer Employment. » Developing Job Seeking Skills Tips for job interviews and developing resumes. » Finding A Job Resources for finding employment. Bank of America Career Services Center University of Delaware 401 Academy Street Newark, DE 19716 Phone: 302.831.2392 Fax: 302.831.1452 udcareers@udel.edu Major Resource Kit Psychology Psychologists study animal and human behavior and related mental, physiological and social process Read More
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Career Services Center: Major Resource Kits - Sociology

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CSC UD web Shortcuts FAQ's Graduate School Guide to Writing Resumes Orientation Schedule Reciprocity Registration Resources for International Students Resources for Teachers Riley Guide CSC Home Students Employers Alumni Parents Internet Resources UD Home » Choosing A Career Information about different career options. » Getting Experience Internships, Part-Time and Summer Employment. » Developing Job Seeking Skills Tips for job interviews and developing resumes. » Finding A Job Resources for finding employment. Bank of America Career Services Center University of Delaware 401 Academy Street Newark, DE 19716 Phone: 302.831.2392 Fax: 302.831.1452 udcareers@udel.edu Major Resource Kits Sociology Sociology focuses on human behavior in the context of culture and society. Applying the methods of Read More
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careerdowell.com

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Careers -- Sport Psychology with Karlene Sugarman, M.A.

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Back to Sport Psychology Home Page Careers in Sport Psychology by Karlene Sugarman, M.A. Updated 01/04/07 The field of sport psychology is growing every day. As a Sport Psychology Consultant currently working in the field, I can honestly say that it is very rewarding work. It is a very interesting and intriguing field, but it is also difficult to make a living purely as a sport psychology consultant. Many people are still skeptical about whether it is necessary it is to have such a person working with their school, team, club, etc. Here are some examples of different areas within the field of sport psychology: Applied sport psychology emphasizes teaching performance-enhancement skills such as goal setting, focusing, imagery, and arousal control. Within this area you are typically working i Read More
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Careers in Social Change

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You are here: About > Careers > Career Planning Career Planning Careers Career Planning Essentials Local Employment Information Coping With Job Loss How to Get a Job Career Profiles How to Quit Your Job Topics Career Choice / Change Self Assessment Exploring Occupations Skills and Training Resumes, Interviews, etc. Company Research Evaluating a Job Offer Relocating Balancing Work & Family Employment Law Workplace Success Job Loss / Quitting Diversity Kids & Teens: Career Advice Buyer's Guide Top 10 Gifts Under $25 Top 10 Gifts Under $50 Calendars for Your Desk Top Career Books Top Books About Career Choice Tools Career Calculators Find a Job Travel Booking Yellow Pages Forums Most Popular Articles Latest Articles Help Newsletters & RSS Email to a friend Print this Page Submit to Read More
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Careers in Sociology

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Careers in Sociology If you are at all interested in making sociology your career, you need to check out Careers in Sociology by W. Richard Stephens, Jr. Read one or all of the chapters below 1. International Relations 2. Health Care 3. Business Consultation 4. Federal Government 5. Urban Social Work 6. Military 7. State Government 8. Criminal Justice 9. Seminar and Workshop Consultations 10. Education - Administration 11. State Agencies 12. Consulting - Education 13. City Management 14. Evaluation Research 15. Law 16. Child Welfare 17. Gerontology 18. Business Careers in Sociology, 2/e W. Richard Stephens, Jr. This books answer the often-asked question, "What can I do with a degree in sociology?" It provides meaningful answers to a specific, targeted audience: typical students, 18 to 20 y Read More
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Careers Online - Australian Job Descriptions

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Australia's Careers OnLine Home : Job Seekers : Employers : Search : Map : Career Tests : Immigration : Contact You are here: • Home • Job Seekers -> Career Info Australia's Careers OnLine Through Australia's Careers OnLine, JOB SEEKERS of any age get help with their career planning and employment and job search. [ Start Here to Explore Your Options ] [ Australian Immigration Help ] Job Descriptions Australia's Careers OnLine used to provide hundreds of links to detailed Australian and US job descriptions. However the maintenance of these links became a huge annual nightmare. As at July 2002, Australian job descriptions can be found at MyFuture where you can view job descriptions listed alphabetically, by industry, and by occupation group. USA visitors should start here for job d Read More
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CareerZone

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Advanced Search Human and Public Services There are 228 occupations in this cluster Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers Adult Literacy, Remedial Education, and GED Teachers and Instructors Agricultural Inspectors Agricultural Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary Air Traffic Controllers Amusement and Recreation Attendants Animal Control Workers Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators Archivists Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary Athletes and Sports Competitors Athletic Trainers Audio and Video Equipment Technicians Audio-Visual Collections Specialists Aviation Inspectors Baggage Porters and Bellhops Bailiffs Bakers, Bread and Pastry Bakers, Manufac Read More
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College Majors and Careers - Psychology

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Career Handouts | Career Planning & Counseling | Student Services | Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Psychology Introduction Psychology is the study of human and animal behavior. It seeks to understand and explain both normal and abnormal behavior, mental ability, perception, development, and individual differences. Because it considers the mental, attitudinal, motivational, and behavioral characteristics of individuals, psychology has many subdivisions and areas of specialization and is a more complex field than many realize. Among the major sub-branches within psychology are behavioral neuroscience, cognitive, clinical, educational, social, developmental, and organizational psychology, as well as psychometrics and statistics. Psychology majors find jobs in social service agencies, Read More
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College Majors and Careers - Social Work

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Career Handouts | Career Planning & Counseling | Student Services | Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Social Work Introduction The field of social work aims to improve the quality of life for people experiencing a broad range of problems due to societal and economic factors, such as poverty and homelessness, or involving personal and family issues like parent-child conflict, substance abuse, and caring for aged relatives. Social work functions include providing services directly to clients, as well as administrative responsibilities such as organizing and evaluating services, managing programs, and developing social policy. Many social workers work within child welfare and family service agencies and in settings providing mental health, medical, educational, correctional, and geronto Read More
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Counselor, Mental Health

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Home Page Healthcare Career Information Alphabetical Career Listing Interactive Career Finder Medical Career Clusters Mental health Counselor Genetic Counselor Psychiatric Aide-Tech Psychiatrist Psychologist Social Worker Counselor Duties and Responsibilities: Rehabilitation or mental health counselors work with the mentally, emotionally, and physically disabled. It is their job to help patients develop more faith in themselves. They work with patients to help them become self-sufficient and productive. Counselors often work closely with their patients? doctors and family. Counselors may work in private practice, for schools, industry, or in hospital or residential health care settings. Counselors often: Work with patients who abuse alcohol or are addicted to drugs. Interview and observe p Read More
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Counselors

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) ( PDF ) Counselors Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points School counselors must be certified, and other counselors must be licensed to practice in all but two States. A master?s degree generally is needed to become a licensed counselor. Job opportunities for counselors should be very good because job openings are expected to exceed the number of graduates from counseling programs. Stat Read More
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Counselors

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) ( PDF ) Counselors Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points School counselors must be certified, and other counselors must be licensed to practice in all but two States. A master?s degree generally is needed to become a licensed counselor. Job opportunities for counselors should be very good because job openings are expected to exceed the number of graduates from counseling programs. Stat Read More
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Counselors, Rehabilitation and School

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California Employment Development Department >> Labor Market Information >> More Occupational Guides Employment Development Department Labor Market Information * * * This is NOT a job offer * * * The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, please go to CalJobs (for jobs in California) OR JOBcentral (for jobs nationwide) More Occupational Guides Counselors, Rehabilitation and School California Occupational Guide Number 429 Interest Area 10 1998 THE JOB SCHOOL COUNSELORS help students with educational, vocational, emotional, and social development. Their primary responsibility is to help students select the academic field that best meets their educational or vocational goals. T Read More
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Counselors, Rehabilitation and School

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California Employment Development Department >> Labor Market Information >> More Occupational Guides Employment Development Department Labor Market Information * * * This is NOT a job offer * * * The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, please go to CalJobs (for jobs in California) OR JOBcentral (for jobs nationwide) More Occupational Guides Counselors, Rehabilitation and School California Occupational Guide Number 429 Interest Area 10 1998 THE JOB SCHOOL COUNSELORS help students with educational, vocational, emotional, and social development. Their primary responsibility is to help students select the academic field that best meets their educational or vocational goals. T Read More
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Division 16 Goals and Objectives

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Division of School Psychology American Psychological Association "Children First for 50 Years" Goals and Objectives The ultimate goal of all Division activity is the enhancement of the status of children, youth, and adults as learners and productive citizens in schools, families, and communities. The objectives of the Division of School Psychology are: to promote and maintain high standards of professional education and training within the specialty, and to expand appropriate scientific and scholarly knowledge and the pursuit of scientific affairs; to increase effective and efficient conduct of professional affairs, including the practice of psychology within the schools, among other settings, and collaboration/cooperation with individuals, groups, and organizations in the shared Read More
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Dr. McCarthy's I/O Psy Overview Notes

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Dr. Patrick McCarthy's I/O Psychology Overview Notes What is Industrial/Organizational Psychology? involves research and application of the methods, facts, and principles of psychology to people at their work  Psychology is science of behavior and mental processes  I/O studies actions, behaviors, interactions among people, motivation, decision-making... Topics of Study Industrial side: (sometimes called "personnel psychology" ) job analysis job evaluation & compensation performance appraisal & feedback abilities & performance (e.g., abilities critical to effective managerial performance) fairness in personnel decision-making EEO, workplace discrimination, affirmative action, sexual harassment much of the landmark research & legal precedents happening today staffing: recruiting, selection Read More
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FAQ

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Many times I receive the same kinds of question by email on a job as a forensic scientist. For this reason I composed a FAQ. What kind of study do you need to become a forensic scientist ? How much does it earn ? What are the advantages of the job ? What are the disadvantages of the job ? What kind of study do you need to become a forensic scientist ? It depends on the field. There are several universities (see education listing) that offer courses in forensic science. However most often an appropriate study (as biology for DNA, computer science for the forensic computer science department, pathology for the pathologists), is needed for the different fields. Since there exist many different fields in forensic science, it is hard to say what kind of study is needed. My own background is in Read More
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La Sierra University: Psychology: Careers in Psychology

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Home | Why La Sierra? | Academics | Admissions | Life at La Sierra | Visitors | Future Students | Alumni & Friends Careers in psychology >Psychology Home About the department Faculty Calendar Course schedule Club News Career resources Links Search Contact the department Careers in psychology | Job outlook | Occupations for psychology majors What Psychologists Do The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a wonderful source of information for undergraduates that provides valuable information about occupational choices. The information in this section is taken verbatim from the psychology section the 1998-1999 edition of this publication. Nature of the Work Psychologists study the human mind and human behavior. Research psychologists investigate the physical, cognitive, emotional, or social asp Read More
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Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page

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Back to Psych Web Home Page Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page Welcome to the Careers in Psychology page. My primary motive in developing this site is to help undergraduate students learn what they can do with a degree in psychology. (Graduate students may find information of interest in the section, "Selected Web Sites Containing Career and Graduate School Information of Interest to Psychology Majors.") The resources on this page focus on: (1) careers in psychology at the bachelor?s, master?s, and doctoral level and (2) academic information about psychology at the bachelor?s and graduate levels. Much of this material was developed for use in Careers in Psychology, a one-credit, required course for psychology majors at Georgia Southern University ( see an old course syllabus ). I ret Read More
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Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page

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Back to Psych Web Home Page Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page Welcome to the Careers in Psychology page. My primary motive in developing this site is to help undergraduate students learn what they can do with a degree in psychology. (Graduate students may find information of interest in the section, "Selected Web Sites Containing Career and Graduate School Information of Interest to Psychology Majors.") The resources on this page focus on: (1) careers in psychology at the bachelor?s, master?s, and doctoral level and (2) academic information about psychology at the bachelor?s and graduate levels. Much of this material was developed for use in Careers in Psychology, a one-credit, required course for psychology majors at Georgia Southern University ( see an old course syllabus ). I ret Read More
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Michigan Occupational Information System

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quick links Michigan Virtual University Michigan LearnPort Michigan Virtual High School help contact us privacy policy site map © 2007 Michigan Virtual University Read More
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Michigan Occupational Information System

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Michigan Occupational Information System

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NC Community, Social Service & Legal Occupations

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Career Briefs Community, Social Service & Legal Occupations These pertain to the needs of people and their communities, families, and spiritual development. People in these occupations usually have interests and skills primarily in ?people.? They value helping others, have high interpersonal skills, are interested in resolving personal and societal issues, and enjoy working with cultural diversity. They are creative thinkers, problem solvers, and good listeners. Note: Follow the links provided with the occupational titles to view additional information about these occupations from North Carolina's Career Information System. Links will open in a new browser window. If you see an occupation of interest below, view current employment opportunities in related occupations through North Carolina Read More
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NewJour

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This is the archive for , the Internet list for new journals and newsletters available on the Internet. The web address for NewJour has changed. Please update your links: http://library.georgetown.edu/newjour/ Last Update : Tue Nov 20 -- 06:00:17 PM View Archive Complete archive -- alphabetical (table of contents, 20489 items, 2866 k) Recent Issues --reverse chronological (table of contents, 100 items, 15 k) List of Titles Beginning With: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z - non-alpha Search Archive Information about NewJour Submit Titles or Update Entries New! We welcome news of new e-journals. If you know of a journal that you do not find listed here, please click on this link to use our form for submitting information. S Read More
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OCCinfo -

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Alberta Occupational Profiles Search Occupations by Industry Cluster Results Your selection of the cluster has resulted in the following overview and list of related Alberta occupational profiles. ???? ???? Back To Top The Province of Alberta is working in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide employment support programs and services. These benefits and measures are funded in whole or in part by the Government of Canada from the Employment Insurance Account. ALIS Home | ALIS Search | OCCinfo Home | OCCinfo Search | Contact Us | Privacy Statement The user agrees to the terms and conditions set out in the Copyright and Disclaimer statement. © 2007 Government of Alberta Read More
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Occupational Outlook Handbook Index: A-B

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) --> Occupational Outlook Handbook Index: A-B A A & P mechanics, see: Aircraft and avionics equipment mechanics and service technicians ABE teachers, see: Teachers?adult literacy and remedial education Able seamen, see: Water transportation occupations Abstractors, see: Medical records and health information technicians Abstractors, see: Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers Academic deans, see: Education administrators Account clerks, see: Payroll and timekeeping clerks Account collectors, see: Bill and account collectors Account Read More
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Online Psychology Career Center

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Psychologist - Career Information

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You are here: About > Careers > Career Planning Career Planning Careers Career Planning Essentials Local Employment Information Coping With Job Loss How to Get a Job Career Profiles How to Quit Your Job Topics Career Choice / Change Self Assessment Exploring Occupations Skills and Training Resumes, Interviews, etc. Company Research Evaluating a Job Offer Relocating Balancing Work & Family Employment Law Workplace Success Job Loss / Quitting Diversity Kids & Teens: Career Advice Buyer's Guide Top 10 Gifts Under $25 Top 10 Gifts Under $50 Calendars for Your Desk Top Career Books Top Books About Career Choice Tools Career Calculators Find a Job Travel Booking Yellow Pages Forums Most Popular Articles Latest Articles Help Newsletters & RSS Email to a friend Print this Page Submit to Read More
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PSYCHOLOGIST'S STORIES ABOUT THEIR PSYCHOLOGY CAREERS

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Psychologist's Stories About Their Psychology Careers The following links will take you to presentations of interesting careers in psychology. Because of the diversity of careers within psychology, one can find psychologists working in many nontraditional settings. It would behoove the student to read these stories to see what kinds of paths and careers psychologists have followed. A listing of today's careers for research trained psychologists . Psychology emerges in a multimedia world. - Simon Budman Police psychology in the federal government - Neil Hibler Trial Consulting as a career in psychology - a personal story by Joy Stapp An interesting career in psychological/educational research -Laura M.W. Martin's career Market Research and Consulting - an interesting career of Stephen Kraus Read More
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Psychologists

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) ( PDF ) Psychologists Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points About 4 out of 10 psychologists are self-employed, compared with less than 1 out of 10 among all professional workers. Most specialists, including clinical and counseling psychologists, need a doctoral degree; school psychologists need an educational specialist degree, and industrial-organizational psychologists need a master? Read More
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Resume Writing - Write a Great Resume Online! - Pongo Resume

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User Login About Us Affiliates Support Contact Us Write A Great Resume Online! Pongo welcomes 10minuteresume.com users into our online community, now over 4 million strong! In today's competitive job market, a well-written resume is the single most important factor in getting your foot in the door and on your way to landing the perfect position. Resume BUILDER and PUBLISHER give you the tools to create, print, e-mail, and fax your resume quickly and easily, all in one convenient location - online! Get expert guidance on writing your resume: industry and occupation-specific advice and recommendations for your personal career situation, at no extra cost . Don't miss out on that once-in-a-lifetime job opportunity - get started today! Resume Templates Expert Advice and Guidance Step-by-Step Cr Read More
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Social scientists, other

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) ( PDF ) Social Scientists, Other Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points About half worked for Federal, State, and local governments, mostly for the Federal Government. The educational attainment of social scientists is among the highest of all occupations. Anthropologists and archaeologists will experience average growth, but slower-than-average employment growth is expected for geograp Read More
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Social Work Careers

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Careers in Social Work Generalist practice consists of an eclectic knowledge base, professional values (manifested in the NASW Code of Ethics), application of a wide range of skills), ability to work/intervene in various target systems (individual, family/group, organization, community), working in an organizational setting (including supervision), application of professional roles/functions, ability to critically reflect in the practice setting and finally, application of the planned change process (problem solving, systems, strengths perspectives). K. Kirst-Ashman & G. Hull, Generalist Practice with Organizations & Communities. (2002) Social Work Careers According to Newsweek Magazine (2003), the demand for social work skills places the profession among the top 10 occupations into the 21 Read More
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Social Work On-Line Quiz

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Are you thinking about a career in Social Work? If you are, you probably want to take our Careers in Social Work Quiz. Relax, it won't be graded and it's only true-false. We broke up the questions into 12 sections for your benefit. Choose only the topics you're interested in or browse through the whole thing. Also, check out Leon Ginberg's new book, Careers in Social Work . It's a comprehensive review of the types of careers that social work students can look forward to, with down-to-earth information about what types of careers are available in social work, how to find and secure jobs in the social work marketplace, what to expect with regard to salaries and benefits, as well as a description of some issues and problems that can be encountered in the student's first job in the field. Appl Read More
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Social workers

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Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov Search the Handbook BLS Home | OOH Home | Frequently Asked Questions | A-Z Index | Contact Us Printer-friendly version ( HTML ) ( PDF ) Social Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Employment Job Outlook Earnings Related Occupations Sources of Additional Information Significant Points About 9 out of 10 jobs were in health care and social assistance industries, as well as State and local government agencies. While a bachelor?s degree is the minimum requirement, a master?s degree in social work or a related field has become the standard for many positions. Employment is projected to grow faster than average. Read More
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The Pursuing Psychology Career Page

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Welcome to the Pursuing Psychology Career Page Resources for Psych Majors Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psych Page Also from Dr. Lloyd: Skills Employers Seek and Entry Level Positions Obtained by Psychology Majors Career Resources for Psychology Majors from Le Moyne College Marketable Skills Psych Majors Possess Career Decision Tree for Psych Students - Retta Poe, Western Kentucky University) Descriptions of Subareas in the Field of Psychology 2 Majors Areas of B.A. Jobs: Residential Care and Human Services Good News for Bachelor's Grads UNI Minors or Certificate Programs to Consider UNI Advising and Career Center Former UNI Psych Students: Where Are They Now? Where Do UNI Alumni With a B.A. in Psychology work After Graduation? Joining AmeriCorps: What We're About Welcome to Volunteer Match (vo Read More
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Undergraduate Program

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Home About Us People Undergraduate Programs Courses Awards Research Participation Course Websites Check Grades Student Groups Forms Contacts Graduate Research News & Events Resources Opportunities Contact Us Search Undergraduate Program You will find information about our programs , a listing of courses , awards psychology students can apply for, and information about student groups for psychology students. Most of our instructors have created course websites . You'll be able to check your grades in some of your psychology courses, download forms you may need, and find out who to contact if you have questions about the undergraduate program (please complete our " request for advising " form). If you are a student in PSYCO 104 or 105, you'll be able to find information and access Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPIST (4153)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPIST (4153) Links to Sites - National Occupational Classification - Labour Market Information - Winnipeg -Manitoba Job Futures - Job Futures - Job outlook for Canada - Occupational Outlook Handbook - Job outlook for U.S. -Manit Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - MINISTER (4154)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us MINISTER (4154) Links to Sites - National Occupational Classification - Manitoba Job Futures - Labour Market Information - Winnipeg - Occupational Outlook Handbook - Job outlook for U.S. - Career Zone - Clergy Profile - A Day in the Life of a Clergy Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST (3143)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST (3143) University of Manitoba -Calendar and Registration Guide - Occupational Therapy - School of Medical Rehabilitation - Occupational Therapy - Graduate Calendar - The School of Medical Rehabilitation: Occupational Therapy - Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - PSYCHOLOGIST

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us PSYCHOLOGIST University of Manitoba -Calendar and Registration Guide - Department of Psychology - Faculty of Arts - Graduate Studies in Psychology - UPSA - Undergraduate Psychology Students' Association - Dept of Psychology homepage Links to Sites - Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - RECREATION THERAPIST (3144)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us RECREATION THERAPIST (3144) Links to Sites - Labour Market Information - Winnipeg - Job Futures - Job outlook for Canada - Occupational Outlook Handbook - Job outlook for U.S. - Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Danc Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - SCHOOL & GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR (4143)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us SCHOOL & GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR (4143) University of Manitoba -Calendar and Registration Guide - Faculty of Education - Graduate Studies - Faculty of Education Homepage Links to Sites - National Occupational Classification - Labour Market Information - Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - SOCIAL WORKER (4152)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us SOCIAL WORKER (4152) University of Manitoba -Calendar and Registration Guide - Faculty of Social Work - Graduate Studies in Social Work - Faculty of Social Work Homepage Links to Sites - National Occupational Classification - Labour Market Informatio Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - SOCIOLOGIST (4169)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us SOCIOLOGIST (4169) University of Manitoba -Calendar and Registration Guide - Department of Sociology - Faculty of Arts - Graduate Studies in Sociology - Department of Sociology Homepage Links to Sites - Labour Market Information - Winnipeg - Job Futu Read More
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University of Manitoba: Student Affairs - Student Counselling andCareer Centre - VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR(4212)/ VOLUNTEER SERVICES DIRECTOR (0314)

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University of Manitoba Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Student Affairs Student Counselling and Career Centre Future Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Visitors The University Faculties Search site specific search SCCC Home career resource centre exploring occupations careers career planning workshops career consultation (Drop-in) career edge: Students Entering U1 exploring educational options what can I do with my bachelor's mentor program related links career & employment services news & events contact us VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR(4212)/ VOLUNTEER SERVICES DIRECTOR (0314) Links to Sites - National Occupational Classification - for Volunteer Coordinator - National Occupational Classification - for Volunteer Services Director - Manitoba Association for Volu Read More
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University of North Carolina Wilmington - The Career Center - Explore and Research Careers

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skip to content University of North Carolina Wilmington About UNCW Academics Admissions Arts Athletics Give to UNCW Library Research < Home < Career Center The Career Center About Us Events Explore/Research Careers Choices Diverse Population Web Sites International/Overseas Resources Self Assessments Virtual Career Counselor What Can I Do With a Major In... Featured Resources For Employers For Faculty For Parents How Do I... Internships SeaWork (Jobs & Resume) Your Job Search soaring seahawk Career Fairs UNI 101 Resources Philosophy and Religion What is Philosophy & Religion ? Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Job & Internship Search Links Career Planning Links Professional Association Links Miscellaneous Resources Links UNCW Dept of Philosophy & Religion http://www.uncw.edu Read More
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University of North Carolina Wilmington - The Career Center - Explore and Research Careers

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skip to content University of North Carolina Wilmington About UNCW Academics Admissions Arts Athletics Give to UNCW Library Research < Home < Career Center The Career Center About Us Events Explore/Research Careers Choices Diverse Population Web Sites International/Overseas Resources Self Assessments Virtual Career Counselor What Can I Do With a Major In... Featured Resources For Employers For Faculty For Parents How Do I... Internships SeaWork (Jobs & Resume) Your Job Search soaring seahawk Career Fairs UNI 101 Resources Psychology What is Psychology? Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Job & Internship Search Links Career Planning Links Professional Association Links Miscellaneous Resources UNCW Dept. of Psychology http://www.uncw.edu/psy What is Psychology? Psychology is th Read More
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University of North Carolina Wilmington - The Career Center - Explore and Research Careers

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skip to content University of North Carolina Wilmington About UNCW Academics Admissions Arts Athletics Give to UNCW Library Research < Home < Career Center The Career Center About Us Events Explore/Research Careers Choices Diverse Population Web Sites International/Overseas Resources Self Assessments Virtual Career Counselor What Can I Do With a Major In... Featured Resources For Employers For Faculty For Parents How Do I... Internships SeaWork (Jobs & Resume) Your Job Search soaring seahawk Career Fairs UNI 101 Resources Sociology What is Sociology Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Job & Internship Search Links Career Planning Links Professional Association Links Miscellaneous Resources Links Department of Sociology & Criminal Justice http://www.uncw.edu/soccrj/ What is Soc Read More
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University of North Carolina Wilmington - The Career Center - Explore and Research Careers

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skip to content University of North Carolina Wilmington About UNCW Academics Admissions Arts Athletics Give to UNCW Library Research < Home < Career Center The Career Center About Us Events Explore/Research Careers Choices Diverse Population Web Sites International/Overseas Resources Self Assessments Virtual Career Counselor What Can I Do With a Major In... Featured Resources For Employers For Faculty For Parents How Do I... Internships SeaWork (Jobs & Resume) Your Job Search soaring seahawk Career Fairs UNI 101 Resources Social Work What is Social Work Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Job & Internship Search Links Career Planning Links Professional Association Links Miscellaneous Links UNCW Dept of Social Work http://www.uncwil.edu/swk/ What is Social Work? "Social wo Read More
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Welcome to Career Services

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Skip Navigation Call 0800 222 733 chat online or visit us About Career Services Careers Industry Information & Research Resources, Products & Services Mahi Māori and Pasifika Self Help Specialist Help Helping You Help Others Career Services helps you make decisions about job, study and training options that are right for you. Real People Career Services helps you at any age or stage of your life. Search jobs for real-life stories What's New New job on the website Where does a clinical coder work? a lab a hospital a university a police station. Find the answer and more about what clinical coders do. Just the Job Watch High School students try out jobs, TV2, Saturdays 4pm Watch our tip of the week Find out more about the jobs featured this week: Drainlayer Sales Representative Fork-lift Read More
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Welcome to Career Services

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Skip Navigation Call 0800 222 733 chat online or visit us About Career Services Careers Industry Information & Research Resources, Products & Services Mahi Māori and Pasifika Self Help Specialist Help Helping You Help Others Career Services helps you make decisions about job, study and training options that are right for you. Real People Career Services helps you at any age or stage of your life. Search jobs for real-life stories What's New New job on the website Where does a clinical coder work? a lab a hospital a university a police station. Find the answer and more about what clinical coders do. Just the Job Watch High School students try out jobs, TV2, Saturdays 4pm Watch our tip of the week Find out more about the jobs featured this week: Drainlayer Sales Representative Fork-lift Read More
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Welcome to Career Services

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Skip Navigation Call 0800 222 733 chat online or visit us About Career Services Careers Industry Information & Research Resources, Products & Services Mahi Māori and Pasifika Self Help Specialist Help Helping You Help Others Career Services helps you make decisions about job, study and training options that are right for you. Real People Career Services helps you at any age or stage of your life. Search jobs for real-life stories What's New New job on the website Where does a clinical coder work? a lab a hospital a university a police station. Find the answer and more about what clinical coders do. Just the Job Watch High School students try out jobs, TV2, Saturdays 4pm Watch our tip of the week Find out more about the jobs featured this week: Drainlayer Sales Representative Fork-lift Read More
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Your Social Work Career in the 21st Century

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Your Social Work Career in the 21st Century: Focus on groups, communities, says NYU's Dean Meenaghan (April 1998) "This is a strange time for social work," began NYU School of Social Work Dean Thomas Meenaghan as he delivered his keynote address at NASW's student forum, "Your Social Work Career in the 21st Century." The forum, which attracted over 200 students from the five graduate schools of social work, was held on January 7 at Fordham University. Dr. Meenaghan recalled that when he was earning his MSW in the '60s, "...we did not think about jobs. We were very political and idealistic." Now, he added, the times are "reality based" and "employers will be looking for a combination of skills that are grounded in purpose and meaning." He offered a number of recomrnendations to "the collecti Read More
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