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Explore your interests, skills, and values and how they
relate to Rutgers University majors and general career
options through the Rutgers Online
Career Planning Site. A brief introductory session
with a career counselor is required.
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Begin your research by visiting any of the Career Resource
Centers at the Busch or College Avenue offices.
You will find employer directories, career information books,
and brochures describing specific agencies. |
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Use the online Alumni
Career Network to contact Rutgers alumni in your major or
fields of interest. |
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Browse through the directory entitled "Career America",
located in each Career Resource Center. The directory
contains information on applying for federal jobs, federal pay
scales, internships, and affirmative action programs. |
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Log on to two key websites sponsored by the U.S. Office of Personnel
Management. For full-time jobs go to: http://www.usajobs.opm.gov.
For internships go to: http://www.studentjobs.gov. |
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Attend the Non-Profit and Government Career Day on campus in
April. |
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Purchase copies of "Job Choices", which lists government
and private sector job vacancies. Volumes 1, 2 and 3 are
available at Career Services. |
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For online jobs earmarked for Rutgers students and alumni, go
to CareerKnight. |
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Visit the Federal Employment Information Center in Newark.
The center provides job information, application forms and referrals
to testing sites. The Newark area office is in the Rodino
Federal Building, 970 Broad Street, Newark. |
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For New Jersey state, county and municipal vacancies, call (609)
292-8668 for updated job information. Or visit New Jersey's
website at www.state.nj.us/personnel.
Bulletins are no longer published monthly. |
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Jobs |
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can pursue federal job opportunities via the Internet or
phone. 97% of federal job seekers use the Internet. |
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America Connection - Call (478) 757-3000 or (478) 744-2299.
This is a phone-based system with current worldwide jobs, including
salary and employee benefits information. Application
packages are sent directly to you. Available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. |
| Automated
Telephone System - For job information 24 hours a day, 7
days a week, call the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
automated telephone system at (478) 757-3000. Or with
a computer modem dial (478) 757-3100 for job information from
an OPM electronic bulletin board. You can also reach the
board through the Internet (Telnet only) at fjob.mail.opm.gov. |
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- Access federal job information via the Internet. Go
to www.usajobs.opm.gov.
This site
includes over 18,000 job openings, employment facts, email job
notifications, a resume builder, an online application, and
other job links. |
| Federal
Job Information Touch Screen Computer - This is a
computer-based system available at Federal Employment Information
Centers. Includes current worldwide jobs. Application
packages are sent to you. |
| Directories
- Use specialized directories in the employer directory
section at any Career Services resource center. |
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| Internships
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Log on to www.studentjobs.gov.
This site contains thousands of internship opportunities, information
on federal agencies, and features that enable you to create
a resume and personal profile. |
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Visit any Career Resource
Center to view the "Presidential Management Intern" video. |
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Visit any office of Career
Services for information on the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Minority Internship Program. Note: The deadline
for the following summer is October 1. |
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Learn about the Rutgers-In-Washington
Program. |
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