Library Services for Career Planning, Job Searching, and Employment Opportunities
Herausgeber: Anderson, Byron
Library Services for Career Planning, Job Searching, and Employment Opportunities
Herausgeber: Anderson, Byron
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Taking a broad approach from career counselling theory to recommendations of major sources of career and job information, this book, first published in 1992, covers subjects such as cooperative programs between librarians, career planning professionals, and job search counsellors and the evaluation of career-related materials.
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Taking a broad approach from career counselling theory to recommendations of major sources of career and job information, this book, first published in 1992, covers subjects such as cooperative programs between librarians, career planning professionals, and job search counsellors and the evaluation of career-related materials.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 281g
- ISBN-13: 9780367360337
- ISBN-10: 0367360330
- Artikelnr.: 62573723
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 281g
- ISBN-13: 9780367360337
- ISBN-10: 0367360330
- Artikelnr.: 62573723
Byron Anderson
Introduction: Expansion of Career and Job Information Services Byron
Anderson Part 1. Careers, Jobs, and Libraries: An Overview 1. Information
Empowers People to Build Careers Nancy L. Larson and Carole Minor 2.
Delivering Career and Job Information: A Place for Libraries Byron Anderson
3. LC Subject Headings for Career Materials: A Critique and Some
Suggestions William E. Studwell and David A. Hamilton Part 2. Career
Planning and Job Searching: Library Services and Cooperative Programs 4.
The Training of Librarians to Work With the Adult Unemployed: The
Pennsylvania Model Stephen M. Mallinger 5. A Survey of Cooperative
Activities Between Career Planning Departments and Academic Libraries
Charlene Abel 6. The Career Center Library: A Special Library in an
Academic Setting Elizabeth A. Lorenzen and Sarah Jane Batt 7. Whither the
Working Class? Library Career Planning Service for Workers in Transition
Martin Elliot Jaffe 8. Libraries and Career Planning and Placement
Professionals: Partnerships in Assisting Job Seekers Bruce Bloom 9. Career
Information: One Library's Services Beth Ann Krohler and Cecelia R. Howard
Part 3. Career and Job Information: Evaluation and Sources 10. Evaluating
Occupational Information for Use in Libraries and Career Resource Centers
Alan J. Farber 11. Finding the Right Place to Live: Sources of Geographic
Relocation Information Robert F. Rose 12. Library Resources on the
Employment of People With Disabilities Samuel T. Huang 13. An Evaluation of
the Resume Content Recommendations of Resume Writing Books Barbara E. Weeg
14. Career Resources in Library Collections Marilyn Searson Lary
Anderson Part 1. Careers, Jobs, and Libraries: An Overview 1. Information
Empowers People to Build Careers Nancy L. Larson and Carole Minor 2.
Delivering Career and Job Information: A Place for Libraries Byron Anderson
3. LC Subject Headings for Career Materials: A Critique and Some
Suggestions William E. Studwell and David A. Hamilton Part 2. Career
Planning and Job Searching: Library Services and Cooperative Programs 4.
The Training of Librarians to Work With the Adult Unemployed: The
Pennsylvania Model Stephen M. Mallinger 5. A Survey of Cooperative
Activities Between Career Planning Departments and Academic Libraries
Charlene Abel 6. The Career Center Library: A Special Library in an
Academic Setting Elizabeth A. Lorenzen and Sarah Jane Batt 7. Whither the
Working Class? Library Career Planning Service for Workers in Transition
Martin Elliot Jaffe 8. Libraries and Career Planning and Placement
Professionals: Partnerships in Assisting Job Seekers Bruce Bloom 9. Career
Information: One Library's Services Beth Ann Krohler and Cecelia R. Howard
Part 3. Career and Job Information: Evaluation and Sources 10. Evaluating
Occupational Information for Use in Libraries and Career Resource Centers
Alan J. Farber 11. Finding the Right Place to Live: Sources of Geographic
Relocation Information Robert F. Rose 12. Library Resources on the
Employment of People With Disabilities Samuel T. Huang 13. An Evaluation of
the Resume Content Recommendations of Resume Writing Books Barbara E. Weeg
14. Career Resources in Library Collections Marilyn Searson Lary
Introduction: Expansion of Career and Job Information Services Byron
Anderson Part 1. Careers, Jobs, and Libraries: An Overview 1. Information
Empowers People to Build Careers Nancy L. Larson and Carole Minor 2.
Delivering Career and Job Information: A Place for Libraries Byron Anderson
3. LC Subject Headings for Career Materials: A Critique and Some
Suggestions William E. Studwell and David A. Hamilton Part 2. Career
Planning and Job Searching: Library Services and Cooperative Programs 4.
The Training of Librarians to Work With the Adult Unemployed: The
Pennsylvania Model Stephen M. Mallinger 5. A Survey of Cooperative
Activities Between Career Planning Departments and Academic Libraries
Charlene Abel 6. The Career Center Library: A Special Library in an
Academic Setting Elizabeth A. Lorenzen and Sarah Jane Batt 7. Whither the
Working Class? Library Career Planning Service for Workers in Transition
Martin Elliot Jaffe 8. Libraries and Career Planning and Placement
Professionals: Partnerships in Assisting Job Seekers Bruce Bloom 9. Career
Information: One Library's Services Beth Ann Krohler and Cecelia R. Howard
Part 3. Career and Job Information: Evaluation and Sources 10. Evaluating
Occupational Information for Use in Libraries and Career Resource Centers
Alan J. Farber 11. Finding the Right Place to Live: Sources of Geographic
Relocation Information Robert F. Rose 12. Library Resources on the
Employment of People With Disabilities Samuel T. Huang 13. An Evaluation of
the Resume Content Recommendations of Resume Writing Books Barbara E. Weeg
14. Career Resources in Library Collections Marilyn Searson Lary
Anderson Part 1. Careers, Jobs, and Libraries: An Overview 1. Information
Empowers People to Build Careers Nancy L. Larson and Carole Minor 2.
Delivering Career and Job Information: A Place for Libraries Byron Anderson
3. LC Subject Headings for Career Materials: A Critique and Some
Suggestions William E. Studwell and David A. Hamilton Part 2. Career
Planning and Job Searching: Library Services and Cooperative Programs 4.
The Training of Librarians to Work With the Adult Unemployed: The
Pennsylvania Model Stephen M. Mallinger 5. A Survey of Cooperative
Activities Between Career Planning Departments and Academic Libraries
Charlene Abel 6. The Career Center Library: A Special Library in an
Academic Setting Elizabeth A. Lorenzen and Sarah Jane Batt 7. Whither the
Working Class? Library Career Planning Service for Workers in Transition
Martin Elliot Jaffe 8. Libraries and Career Planning and Placement
Professionals: Partnerships in Assisting Job Seekers Bruce Bloom 9. Career
Information: One Library's Services Beth Ann Krohler and Cecelia R. Howard
Part 3. Career and Job Information: Evaluation and Sources 10. Evaluating
Occupational Information for Use in Libraries and Career Resource Centers
Alan J. Farber 11. Finding the Right Place to Live: Sources of Geographic
Relocation Information Robert F. Rose 12. Library Resources on the
Employment of People With Disabilities Samuel T. Huang 13. An Evaluation of
the Resume Content Recommendations of Resume Writing Books Barbara E. Weeg
14. Career Resources in Library Collections Marilyn Searson Lary