Where is the Working Class? On Your Campus.

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Main Author: Jaffe, Martin Elliot
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1998
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contents Where is the Working Class? On Your Campus. Jaffe, Martin Elliot Career Counseling Career Exploration Career Planning College Students Community Colleges Higher Education Nontraditional Students Public Libraries Resource Centers Two Year Colleges Working Class Describes characteristics of working-class people who are attending community colleges. Discusses InfoPLACE, a comprehensive career-planning resource center serving a socioeconomic cross-section of clients from a public library setting. Offers that using InfoPLACE before reaching the college campus can be beneficial. Presents examples of successful users of InfoPLACE. (MKA)
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spellingShingle Where is the Working Class? On Your Campus.
Jaffe, Martin Elliot
Career Counseling
Career Exploration
Career Planning
College Students
Community Colleges
Higher Education
Nontraditional Students
Public Libraries
Resource Centers
Two Year Colleges
Working Class
Where is the Working Class? On Your Campus. Jaffe, Martin Elliot Career Counseling Career Exploration Career Planning College Students Community Colleges Higher Education Nontraditional Students Public Libraries Resource Centers Two Year Colleges Working Class Describes characteristics of working-class people who are attending community colleges. Discusses InfoPLACE, a comprehensive career-planning resource center serving a socioeconomic cross-section of clients from a public library setting. Offers that using InfoPLACE before reaching the college campus can be beneficial. Presents examples of successful users of InfoPLACE. (MKA)
title Where is the Working Class? On Your Campus.
topic Career Counseling
Career Exploration
Career Planning
College Students
Community Colleges
Higher Education
Nontraditional Students
Public Libraries
Resource Centers
Two Year Colleges
Working Class
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ574963