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“Deaf Job Seeker”

Filed under Diversity and Careers, Job Hunting, Networking
Posted by Libraries, December 04, 2006
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Author unknown, “Bionic Ear Blog,” Nov. 21, 2006
http://www.meryl.net/ci/archives/005110.html

Here’s an interesting blog entry about one Deaf person’s employment history. The entry also points to an article with advice for Deaf job seekers and to the website Deaf Professional Network (http://www.DeafProfessional.net), which covers Deaf professional issues and profiles success stories. Check it out at the link above, and for additional resources and job postings for people with disabilities, visit our Career eLibrary page for diverse populations at http://my.simmons.edu/library/collections/
career/diversepopulations.shtml.

—Jennifer M. Lege