S10 – Features

by Gabriella Fermo Disc. True Colours. Personality Dimensions. MBTI. These are just some of the many self-assessment tools available on the market. It’s no wonder that there’s […]

by Ron McGowan Canadian colleges and universities, like their counterparts in other western countries, are doing a poor job of preparing graduates for today’s workplace. The […]

by Anne Markey …that’s the job of career centre staff in Canadian colleges and universities. There’s a myriad of programs and services available to students and […]

by Marilyn Van Norman Increasingly, the results of an organizational capacity evaluation are seen as integral to running a successful career/employment centre and feed directly into […]

by John Zaugra Introduction Located in west-Michigan, Grand Valley State University services more than 24,000 diverse undergraduate and graduate students. GVSU prides itself as a liberal […]

Part 1 of a two-part series by Carolyn Acker Derek Bok, the former president of Harvard University once said, “If you think education is expensive, try […]

by Roger Sauvé Counsellors spend a lot of time working with youth aged 15-24. Youth are told to go to school and to stay in school. […]

by Paul Smith The Recruiters are coming back to the Campus and they’ll be using Social Media to tell you about it

by Sherry Sellers Are you: Working with unemployed highly trained Immigrant professionals? Tired of hearing, “But they don’t have Canadian Experience”?  Interested in hearing about a […]