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2008 STUDENTAFFAIRS.COM "THE JOB HUNT" BLOG
We have selected our two graduate students for this year's edition of the "StudentAffairs.com Job Hunt." See below for the blog link as well as our other StudentAffairs.com blogs.
FROM 2007 - 2008
2008 Student Affairs Job Hunt
Once again, two graduate students lead us on their exhilarating, frustrating, mindbending, gratifying job search process, leading to the hoped for job offer.
Our graduate students from the Spring 2007, "The 2007 Student Affairs Job Hunt," have their first full-time position in student affairs. Follow their exploits during this initial year in the field.
Learning to Fly -- Season 3
Our graduate student from the Spring 2006 blog, "The Student Affairs Job Hunt," shared her experiences as a new professional last year in "The Student Affairs New Professional--'06-'07." This year she continues chronicling her career as a second year professional.
FROM 2006 - 2007
The 2007 Student Affairs Job Hunt
Two new graduate students share their trials and tribulations as they search for that first professional position.
The Student Affairs New Professional--'06-'07
The graduate students from the Spring 2006 "Student Affairs Job Hunt" have their first full-time position in student affairs. Follow their exploits during their initial year in the field.
The Student Affairs Dual Search
The dual job search in student affairs is not an uncommon situation. Where does one begin? How does one commence this type of job search process? Who looks first? Which career takes precedence? What about family? The stress? This year StudentAffairs.com is along for the ride as one couple goes through The Student Affairs Dual Job Search.
FROM SPRING 2006
The Student Affairs Job Hunt
The student affairs job search can be exhilarating, frustrating, callous, gratifying and so much more. StudentAffairs.com asked two graduate students, going through the job search process in Spring 2006, to share their thoughts and feelings right through the hoped for job offer.
