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Identify your values, interests, skills, and talents which will help you
make choices regarding your future.
- Feeling Lost? - You don't have to be
focused to use our services. This page offers information on how to get
started with Career Services.
- Portfolio - Offers advice on
how to document competencies and capabilities that you've developed through
internships, leadership and community development opportunities, course work,
and field-based study or research experiences.
Investigate options to find a good 'fit' for you.
- Alumni
Advisory Network - Database of approximately 14,000 Dartmouth alumni who
are willing to provide information on their career paths, job search advice,
and information on their graduate school experience.
- Alumni
Stories - Dartmouth alumni share stories of their work in the arts,
communications, environment, journalism, sports, and many other areas of
interest. Site includes additional links to inspiring stories offered
through
Roadtrip Nation.
- Career Information - Provides
links that highlight nature of work, education and training, employment
opportunities, and other resources.
- Careers for the Common Good - Offers
information on Career Services' program that empowers and supports students in
the pursuit of values-driven work opportunities in the not-for-profit, public,
and private sectors.
- Diversity-Related
Career Resources - Outlines comprehensive sites that explore career
development issues for students interested in diversity-related work and
shares a sample of population-specific resources for students of color, LGBT
students, students with disabilities, and women students.
- Major
Booklets - Describe specific skills that can be developed through the
pursuit of the following majors and list sample jobs and information on
alumni.
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