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Career Search...it's
called "search" for a reason...
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The
Riley Guide |
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JobHunt.org |
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America's Career
InfoNet Occupation and industry profiles, state labor
market information, career profiles |
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Career
Overview CareerOverview.com is a non-commercial
website dedicated to providing aspiring career professionals
and students with relevant, reliable and up-to-date career
and job information whereby helping them to make better,
more informed career choices. |
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Hispanic
Alliance for Career Enhancement |
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HireDiversity.com
Online service for diversity recruitment and career
development |
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IMDiversity
IMDiversity.com is dedicated to providing career and
self-development information to all minorities, specifically
African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans,
Native Americans and women. |
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Minority Professional Network Career, economic, and
lifestyle website for progressive culturally diverse and
women professionals |
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Occupational
Information Network Online database for investigating
occupations, necessary skills and abilities |
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Saludos Specializes
in joining the Hispanic bilingual professional with
companies looking for diversity in the workplace |
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The American Institute for Managing Diversity AIMD is
the nation’s leading nonprofit think tank dedicated to
promoting and furthering the field of diversity management. |
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The Multicultural Advantage Career Center Diversity
career management and employment issues relevant to African
Americans, Hispanics, Asians, and other minorities |
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The Princeton Review Career Search Career
investigations and advice from the test-prep folks |
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UniXL UniXL
provides students, general public and businesses with high
quality and relevant education and careers related
resources. |
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Vault.com
Targeted job searches, career advice |
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Wetfeet.com Career research for undergrads |
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Science
Career Search |
Aspiring Docs The AAMC (Association of American
Medical Colleges) welcomes you to AspiringDocs.org. We’re
the organization that represents all 126 accredited medical
schools that grant the M.D. degree and more than 400 major
teaching hospitals in the United States. We also administer
the MCAT® exam and manage the application process for
medical school.
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The United
States needs more doctors, and our
nation’s medical schools are looking for
talented, committed, and caring
individuals who want to make a
difference. The need for more African
American, Latino/a, and Native American
doctors is especially important. Today,
while these groups make up 25 percent of
the population, they account for only 12
percent of U.S. medical school
graduates.The AAMC is strongly committed
to changing the face of medicine to
address the needs of diverse
communities, and we invite you to use
this free resource to help make it
happen. |
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Biobums.com Life
sciences industry career site including biology, biotech,
chemistry, biomedical and others |
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Bioview
BioView offers job seekers an unprecedented variety of tools
with which to manage their job application process. In
addition, job seekers will find a wide array of resources on
the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, including
daily industry news, comprehensive company profiles and
information, links to industry web sites, college and
university links, relocation and salary information, and
career advice and tips. |
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Careers in Science and Engineering A
student planning guide to grad school and beyond |
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ChemCareers Careers in chemistry - Chemical &
Engineering News Report's real life profiles of persons in
the industry |
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ChemistryJobs.com
A leading job site for chemistry professionals - lists
chemistry jobs, chemical engineering jobs. and other
chemistry related positions |
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Chemistry.org A career site sponsored by the American
Chemical Society with a view of various career areas within
the chemical sciences. Each two- or four-page brief contains
interviews with chemists working in different areas and
includes information on educational requirements, employment
outlook, salaries, and the skills needed to pursue a career
goal in each area |
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Medical School Admission Requirements (MSAR)
MSAR provides a
comprehensive overview of information available to help you
make a decision about a career in medicine, including
undergraduate premed preparation, the application process,
current applicant data, financing medical school, selection
& acceptance information, minority group applicants, etc. |
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PhDs.org The PhDs.org science career library contains
information for scientists and would-be scientists at all
levels, from high school students through Nobel laureates |
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Physics
Today.org The Physics Today Career Network is
considered by recruiters worldwide as the best resource,
either in print or online, for posting open positions. This
highly regarded, comprehensive classified section reaches
more than 120,000 physicists, engineers and other scientists
in a broad range of sectors from academia to industry to
government and nonprofit organizations. |
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Physics Web
Physics job postings - national and international job
listings |
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Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Programs Many
individuals pursue medical careers after receipt of a
Bachelor's degree. Frequently, additional science courses
and labs are required before they are prepared to apply to
medical school. Therefore a number of schools now offer
post-baccalaureate premedical programs. This searchable
database contains information on each program's length,
size, purpose, structure, cost, admission requirements, and
other characteristics. |
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ScienceCareers.org Career development advice by career
stage, work sector, and scientific discipline |
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ScienceJobs.com New Scientist Magazine online magazine
with science career guides |
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Select Science Latest information resources for
laboratory scientists |
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Tomorrow's Professor Listserv for academic careers in
science and engineering |
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Careers for
the Common Good (Non-profits, NGOs, Humanitarian
Organizations) |
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Action without Borders Career Center - a website with
every nonprofit jobsite or directory they could find on the
web...incredible volume of listings! |
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Americorps -
AmeriCorps is a network of local, state, and national
service programs that connects more than 70,000 Americans
each year in intensive service to meet our country’s
critical needs in education, public safety, health, and the
environment. AmeriCorps members serve with more than 2,000
nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-based and community
organizations. Since 1994, more than 400,000 men and women
have provided needed assistance to millions of Americans
across the nation through their AmeriCorps service.
AmeriCorps opens the door for citizens to serve in a variety
of ways. Through their service and the volunteers they
mobilize, AmeriCorps members address critical needs in
communities throughout America, including tutoring and
mentoring disadvantaged youth, fighting illiteracy,
improving health services, building affordable housing,
teaching computer skills, cleaning parks and streams ,
managing or operating after-school programs, helping
communities respond to disasters, building organizational
capacity. Full-time members who complete their service earn
a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award of $4,725 to pay for
college, graduate school, or to pay back qualified student
loans. Members who serve part-time receive a partial Award.
Some AmeriCorps members may also receive a modest living
allowance during their term of service. |
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Bridgestar
- explore the non-profit sector, nonprofit career
development guide and advice |
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Doctors without Borders - Doctors Without Borders/Médecins
Sans Frontières (MSF) is an independent international
medical humanitarian organization that delivers emergency
aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, natural
or man-made disasters, or exclusion from health care in more
than 70 countries. Each year, MSF doctors, nurses,
logisticians, water-and-sanitation experts, administrators,
and other medical and non-medical professionals depart on
more than 4,700 aid assignments. They work alongside more
than 25,800 locally hired staff to provide medical care. |
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Eco.org - Founded in 1972, The Environmental Careers
Organization (ECO) is a national, non-profit organization
that develops professionals for the environmental field
through paid environmental internships that provide highly
professional, on-the-job learning experiences for
bachelor's, master's, and doctoral students and recent
graduates |
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Idealist - Idealist.org is a project of Action Without
Borders. In this site you will find over 54,000 nonprofit
and community organizations in 165 countries, which you can
search or browse by name, location, or mission as well as
thousands of volunteer opportunities in your community and
around the world, and a list of organizations that can help
you volunteer abroad. |
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Opportunity Knocks
- find jobs that change the world |
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Orion
- Orion Grassroots Network is one of the best places to find
internships, jobs, apprenticeships, and Americorps
opportunities! There are hundreds of positions available
with organizational members of the Orion Grassroots Network,
a coalition of 900 grassroots organizations doing vital work
in conservation, education, social justice, restoration,
sustainable agriculture, activism, and more |
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Peace Corps - The
Peace Corps is an independent federal agency of the United
States. The Peace Corps works in over 70 countries around
the world. Peace Corps Volunteers work with governments,
schools, entrepreneurs, education, health, HIV/AIDS,
business, information technology, agriculture, and the
environment. |
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Serve Your World
- website with nonprofit volunteer abroad guide,
opportunities, and organizations |
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Teach for America
- a national corps of outstanding recent college graduates
of all academic majors who commit two years to teach in
urban and rural and public schools |
