A noted authority on manpower analyzes how changes in the education, work patterns, and life styles of individuals will affect employers and educational institutions. (Editor)

Upon graduation from college a young woman learns some important aspects of jobs and careers which college never taught her. This article is a discussion of her views. (Author)

Describes a peer counseling program that was designed to help college students make good career decisions. Two viewpoints are presented--the administrator's and the peer counselor's. (HMV)

Describes a counseling program established at the University of Michigan to help current graduate students and recent Ph.D. recipients explore nonacademic career opportunities. (Author)

A project at the University of Cincinnati has formulated the foundation for defining roles, objectives, and functions of career planning and placement. This experience points to a new mix of approaches in developing an effective program. (Author)

This article reports on a study of the job search activity of 251 students in a Master of Science in Industrial Administration (MSIA) Program. In addition to describing the search activity undertaken by the students, the study relates differences in job search activity to variations in job choice and subsequent career patterns. (Author)

The author contends that the recruiter can play a crucial role as a vocational counselor, helping the student to know himself and and assisting impartially in career choice. (Author)

This article presents a review of helpful hints and ideas that will be of value to students and alumni seeking career positions, using the well written resume to open employers' doors for the important job interviews. (Author)

Outlines a theoretical framework for counseling, suggesting that career counselors must assume an active and influential role in interactions with students to facilitate the career counseling process. Discusses perception and social influence theory and use of the technique with groups. (JAC)

A pilot career counseling outreach program is described in this article. Bringing the idea of a counseling booth from the comics, California State University, Los Angeles, seeks out students rather than waiting for them to visit the office. (JC)

The traditional roles of women are being challenged, and counselors need to find new and more effective ways of assisting their female students with vocational decisions. The following article describes one method that was explored at California State University, San Diego in an attempt to meet the changing needs of women. (Author)

The author describes impressions gained from visitations to employers at their expense, which helped him understand the employment scene without preconceived notions. As a result, he was better able to serve the college graduates seeking employment. (CJ)

To explore career decision-making processes of engineering students during transitions from undergraduate education to employment or graduate study, 1,030 students completed three questionnaires focused on decisions made at the anticipation, exploration, and implementation stages of decision making. Overall, career directions did not change…

Describes material developed to help students deal with questions of a major field of study and relationships to career preparation. This material, formulated into a handout/directory, is entitled, "Suggestions for Supplementary Courses to Enhance Career Opportunities for Liberal Arts Majors," and has been well received by students and…

The article describes a program designed to help individuals by teaching them to identify connections between successes in life, and to recognize emerging patterns that may be relevant to career direction. (Author)