The CRC has scores of recently published guides to career options in business communications, consulting, the visual and performing arts, health and human services, engineering and computing, government, social change and non-pro fits, sports, hospitality, the physical sciences, and more. General guides such as The Occupational Outlook Handbook and The Dictionary of Occupational Titles are also available. The CRC maintains a collection of employer folders and files which students use for research prior to interviews and approachs for employment. Specific recruitment brochures shed light not only on a specific employer's needs, b ut also provide insight into how a specific job may be structured with another similar employer. This information compliments the growing presence of employer information on CD-ROMs and on homepages on the Internet.
Computer workstations are available to run CD-ROMs and to access the Internet.
The CRC also has a number of directories to employers in fields as diverse as design, public affairs, business and industry, the performing arts, human services, sports, and international business. Directories and databases help students target potential employers to approach for networking, internships, and permanent opportunities as well. The CRC also numbers a variety of articles, books, videotapes, and CD-ROMS among its collection, focused on job search and graduate school application processes. Discussions and examples of resumes, cover letters and application essays are available. Other resources deal with related topics, i.e. researching companies, networking, and interviewing.