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The University of Reading's Careers, Placement and Experience Centre describes job options and strategies for PhD research students in the sciences and humanities.

Below is a list of resources that promote student success. All links provided are direct links (ONE CLICK) connecting you to contact information or an educator who can respond to your questions and/or help your students who need help planning for their careers. Thank you for helping our students achieve their goals.
Career Services Network
Finding a Full-Time Job or Internship
Career Advising and Interest Assessments
Career Fairs and Workshops
Handshake
MSU Connect – Alumni Mentor Network

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This website from the American Historical Association provides resources for history grad student and historians to consider a multitude of possible career paths, including unexpected ones.

Resources for early-career psychologists from the American Psychological Association.

Title: Cohort Programs and Student Success at MSUPresenters: Renee C. Brown (Center for Community Engaged Learning); Stephanie Brewer, Ph.D. (Center for Community Engaged Learning) and Erin Kramer (Center for Community Engaged Learning)Format: WTMCDate: May 11th, 2023Time: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pmClick here to viewDescription:Join paper authors, Renee Brown, Director, Dr. Stephanie Brewer, Academic Programs Manager, and Erin Kramer, Program Coordinator as they share 7 years of program data and outcomes for the MSU Community Engagement Scholars Program. This program is a partnership between the Center for Community Engaged Learning and the Office of the President. It launched in the fall of 2016.This cohort scholar program focuses on students who wish to develop themselves as community engagement scholars. It has an emphasis on community and economic development. Scholars learn together and in cohort and individually through their year-long experiences with community partners from across the state of Michigan. This presentation will address the effectiveness of the cohort curriculum, a participants’ learning assessment, and an overview of how the intentionally inclusive application process has brought forth strong cohorts each year. Stories of success for both the undergraduate student participants and the graduate student coordinators will also be shared.Recognizing the need for this program to grow and in ways that better support the desires of partners and participants to focus on social justice within community and economic development, this program will introduce as new program version in the coming years. The presenters will also share a vision for the future of this type of cohort community engagement program and how it might better serve more students and partners as a sustainable model.

Neighborhood Engagement Centers Services: The Engagement Centers, located in each Neighborhood, are also home to the Math Learning Center, the Writing Center, the Social Science Help Room, and other academic support services to assist students with math coursework, writing papers, and other academic subjects. The NSSC provides academic and wellness support through midterm and finals preparation events. Peer Educators are another academic service that works with students on various academic skills like “learning how to learn,” time management skills, study skills, goal setting, test preparation, and provide tutoring in chemistry, physics, computer science, and more. In addition to academic support, the Neighborhoods offers Career and Major Exploration resources and various health and wellness resources through Recreation and Fitness Programs, the Health Clinic, and Counseling and Psychiatric services. Intercultural Dialogues and Identity Consciousness programs are resources to support the inclusion and equity of students.
Visit and Connect with an Engagement Center: For more information about NSSC programs or resources, visit https://nssc.msu.edu and follow the NSSC on Instagram at @nsscmsu. To schedule an appointment, email nssc@msu.edu.

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