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Jobpostings Magazine and Website Now Available

Filed under Job Hunting, Resources, What's New
Posted by Libraries, February 14, 2006
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Jobpostings magazine, February 2006

The February issue of jobpostings magazine is now available in the Career Resource Library. Among the articles included are “The Changing Face of the New Engineer,” “The ABCs of Teaching,” and “IT Opportunities.” The magazine is free to Simmons students.

There is also a new and improved jobpostings website where employers post jobs targeted at students and recent graduates, and you can search for jobs, post your resume, and apply online, as well as check out job hunting tips in the student resources.

—Jennifer M. Lege