Job Resources

  • AcademicCareers.com This website is designed for people looking for teaching or administrative jobs in an academic setting.
  • An archive of Calls for Papers maintained by the University of Pennsylvania's English Department
  • Career City An extensive database of job openings
  • Career Magazine This website is an on-line career magazine where you can post a resume, search jobs, read employer profiles; the "On Campus" section is especially helpful.
  • Career.com This site is an award-winning job-seekers website; see especially the "Resources" section.
  • Careerbuilder.com This site is a database of job openings.  It also includes company profiles, career counseling, listings of job fairs, and a resource called "Salary Wizard" which is "for assessing the current market value" of specific positions based on region.
  • Careerjet.com Careerjet is an employment search engine for the United States. It allows you to search multiple jobsites at one time.
  • Ferderaljobsearch.com Search for thousands of state, local, and federal jobs by career, state, and income.
  • HotJobs.com Search for job openings by field; can also do an international job search.
  • Monster.Com See especially the "Monster Campus."  The major advantage of this site is the ability to type in a quick search for entry-level jobs and a list of options appears.
  • myjobsearch.com Connect to specialized job boards by category.
  • nationjob.com Search for job openings, and send your resume directly to employers.
  • The Non-Profit Career Center This site allows the user to find non-profit jobs by state, country, and job objective. It is also good for all majors as a source of how to write a resume, jobs and internships, and academic programs offering degrees for nonprofit managers working.
  • U.S. Department of State Careers Search for jobs and student programs with the State Department.
  • Wetfeet.Com This site focuses on resume and dressing properly for an interview.  It gives strategies on job-hunts, and featured company interviews are posted on this site.  Membership is free.


    Scholarships and Loans Resources
  • College Answer This site is sponsored by the Sallie Mae Foundation. It discusss the different forms of financial aid, including loans, grants, and scholarships. It also has pages on how to repay student loans, how to start a savings account, etc.