About the CRL

Getting Started

• Career Resources By Major or Field
• Graduate School Planning
• Resumes and Cover Letters
• Job Hunting Online
• Get Help from a Librarian
• Workshops and Instruction

• Resources for:
  • New Graduates
  • Undergraduates
  • Graduate Students
  • Alumnae/i
  • Faculty and Staff
  • International Students
  • Jobseekers with Disabilities
  • ALANA (African, Latina, Asian, Native American) Jobseekers
  • LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Jobseekers
  • Women and Careers

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Library Catalog

• Search here for Career Books and more*
  *For a list of all books in the Career Resources Library, search by Non-LC call number and enter "CRL."
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Related Resources

• Career Education Center -- Simmons career counseling
• CareerLink-- Simmons online recruiting
• CA$H -- Simmons work study and on-campus jobline
• Alumnet Professional Connections
• School of Management Library -- additional career and business resources at Simmons
• Study Abroad Office

Recent News

• Where Do All the Paper Clips Go? - New Career Resource Library Book!
• August 22 is National Punctuation Day
• Tips for College Grads at First Jobs
• Seeking Professional Opportunities Outside Your Comfort Zone
• New Books for the Career Resource Library Collection
• Might As Well Change the World?
• Career Diary of a Social Worker
• Personal and Corporate Culture: A Complicated Relationship
• Wisdom on the Career Path
• Readers Share Their Job Search “Don’ts”

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News

Resources

Where Do All the Paper Clips Go? - New Career Resource Library Book!

If you are looking for something on the lighter side of job searching and career development, look no further that this week’s recommendation from the Career Resource Library. It provides answers to some of the more serious questions that... More»

Filed in Resources
Posted August 29, 2008

What's New

August 22 is National Punctuation Day

Hey, are you ready to celebrate National Punctuation Day? You may be asking who needs to rejoice over this special day. Well, besides everybody, the people with most cause to celebrate are clearly the students of the more literary... More»

Filed in What's New
Posted August 21, 2008

On the Job

Tips for College Grads at First Jobs

It is difficult to land that first job after college, but your work is not over yet just because you’ve found a job. Erin White of the Wall Street Journal states that your first few weeks at your new... More»

Filed in On the Job
Posted August 13, 2008

Diversity and Careers

Seeking Professional Opportunities Outside Your Comfort Zone

“Make the best of an unfavorable situation” is the advice Syliva Jimison gives for employees that are part of minority groups, in her recent article published in Diverse Issues in Higher Education. The article presents the testimonial of a... More»

Filed in Diversity and Careers
Posted August 12, 2008

Resources

New Books for the Career Resource Library Collection

New books have are in at the Career Resource Library! These are just a selection of the many new titles that have arrived recently. Most of these are on display on our new book wall. New books have are... More»

Filed in Resources
Posted August 04, 2008

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