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LiberalArtsOnline is an occasional electronic publication of the Center of Inquiry in the Liberal Arts about assessment in liberal arts education. Past issues are available in the archives.
LiberalArtsOnline Volume 8, Number 3
December 2008
Setting Sail: A New Rudder for Career Development
by Richard T. Berman
Director of the Career Center
Carleton College
Unlike Philip Nolan forever sailing at sea with nary a word nor image about his country [1], career centers at liberal arts colleges daily see the growth of their institutions and achievements of their students, faculties, and administrative officers. But very much like the fate of Aaron Burr’s fictional coconspirator, career centers never seem welcome at the main ports of call. Read more.
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