Career Resource Center Anyone? In a Community College?

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Main Author: Larson, Lila M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1975
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contents Career Resource Center Anyone? In a Community College? Larson, Lila M. Career Counseling Career Exploration Career Planning Community Colleges Guidance Centers Library Services Models Program Guides Resource Centers Two Year Colleges This paper describes the planning and implementation of a Career Resource Center. Although this model was designed specifically for one community college, it offers a good guide to other groups interested in establishing such a center. This paper was presented at the C.G.C.A. Convention (Vancouver, B.C., June 1975) as part of a slide presentation; however, the slides are not included in this document. The paper begins with the basic reasons why a career resource center was desirable and proceeds through the necessary phases including collection and selection of resources, acquisition procedures, processing and coding, personnel necessary, and difficulties encountered. (HMV)
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spellingShingle Career Resource Center Anyone? In a Community College?
Larson, Lila M.
Career Counseling
Career Exploration
Career Planning
Community Colleges
Guidance Centers
Library Services
Models
Program Guides
Resource Centers
Two Year Colleges
Career Resource Center Anyone? In a Community College? Larson, Lila M. Career Counseling Career Exploration Career Planning Community Colleges Guidance Centers Library Services Models Program Guides Resource Centers Two Year Colleges This paper describes the planning and implementation of a Career Resource Center. Although this model was designed specifically for one community college, it offers a good guide to other groups interested in establishing such a center. This paper was presented at the C.G.C.A. Convention (Vancouver, B.C., June 1975) as part of a slide presentation; however, the slides are not included in this document. The paper begins with the basic reasons why a career resource center was desirable and proceeds through the necessary phases including collection and selection of resources, acquisition procedures, processing and coding, personnel necessary, and difficulties encountered. (HMV)
title Career Resource Center Anyone? In a Community College?
topic Career Counseling
Career Exploration
Career Planning
Community Colleges
Guidance Centers
Library Services
Models
Program Guides
Resource Centers
Two Year Colleges
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED119099