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Resource | What is it? | How Can it Help Me? | Where Can I find it?*
Advantage | Online portal for work study, full/part time jobs, co-op and internships, as well as on and off campus career fairs, and events. | As faculty, you are able to view the same information as students. Use your network to post co-op, internships and job opportunities.  [NAME] students to specific positions that match their career goals. | For initial login info contact the O'Brien Center at [EMAIL] or merrimack.edu/careerservices To refer students to the direct link: myinterfase.com/Merrimack/student/
Interview Stream | Online system for practicing interviewing skills. | View and critique student interviews. Use system as a tool to improve students' verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Add as an assignment to your course - everyone needs practice with their verbal and non-verbal communication skills! | merrimack.edu/careerservices or for the direct link go to:  Merrimack.interviewstream.com
Career Services and Alumni LinkedIn Groups | Two groups where students can connect with the O'Brien Center and Alumni to network for jobs, gain advice in their field, or find employment opportunities. | Allows you and students to connect with the O'Brien Center and alumni to learn about and pass along opportunities to students - or encourage students to join to do their own networking! Join in on discussion board. | merrimack.edu/careerservices or for the direct link go to:  www.linkedin.com (Search for O'Brien Center for Student Success" and "Merrimack Alumni Group")
On-Campus Recruiting | An easy way for students to interview without leaving campus. | Encourage students to participate.                              Refer companies/recruiters to the O'Brien Center for on-campus recruiting; campus involvement; or posting opportunities to the system. | merrimack.edu/careerservices
4 Year Plan | The O'Brien Center has outlined a 4 year career planning guide for students. | This guide suggests important steps students can take towards their own career planning and decision-making. When advising students, this guide could be helpful in talking through with students their career planning options and steps for successful decision-making. | merrimack.edu/careerservices
Focus 2 | Online career and education planning tool. Allows assessment of career relevance, personal qualities, and the ability to explore career fields. | Refer students to this 4-year career planning system, which provides access to options in different career fields as well as different majors; assessment instruments connect their results to majors offered at Merrimack.  Great site to see what job opportunities lie in different fields of study. | merrimack.edu/careerservices or for the direct link go to:  merrimack.edu/explore
Federal Employment and Call to Serve | Joint effort of the Partnership for Public Service and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Educating students on the importance of federal jobs and civil service. | A place to search for federal jobs and internships. New jobs posted daily in all aspects of the government from homeland security to health technicians. | merrimack.edu/careerservices or for the direct link go to:  www.usajobs.gov
Assessments | Clarifies the career development process.  Assessments offered on a need basis: Strong Interest Inventory,  Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Focus2, and O*Net Career Interest Inventory. | Encouraging students to complete an assessment can help them increase awareness of their interests, personality traits, skills, and values. | merrimack.edu/careerservices
Vault | Gain access to in-depth career information and resources through Vault's "Career Insider" | [NAME] is a 24/7 online reference that gives users the benefit of education, career management and exploration, and job search tools to help with job placement and other career preparation needs. | www.merrimack.edu/explore
Going Global | Gain access to  international career and employment information prepared by "in country" experts | Provides advice for students seeking work opportunities aboad or in over 40 U.S. cities. Gives up-to-date information on job search sources, employment trends, top companies, resume writing/cultural interviewing tips for 35 countries,including worldwide internship/jobs database | www.merrimack.edu/explore
Career Resource LibGuides | Gain access to a wide range of job search and career planning resources, including web sites, print reference guides in library, databases for professional and scholarly periodicals and links to  professional associations | Provides resources to help students and other job seekers investigate career options, prepare resumes/coverletters, develop interviewing skills and research/identify potential employers. Topics also include Graduate Education, Networking, and Co-op/Internship links. | http://libguides.merrimack.edu/careers