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Academic Employment Resources
ASA
Employment Links
This link provides other, non-ASA related employment sites.
ASA
Employment Bulletin-Previous
Issues In print form by subscription or available on the ASA Home Page:
On-line Employment Bulletin. This link lists the previous employment bulletins
available to be viewed.
The
Chronicle of Higher Education's Academe Today
Drawn from the best print source for information and news about higher
education today, this source contains advertisements for thousands of
jobs in and out of academia. Usually a small number of advertisements
for sociologists each week, it is the second best source for academic
employment information.
Academic
Position Network (APN)
Listings of faculty, staff, administrative, graduate fellowship and assistantship,
and post-doctoral positions are available at this site. This appears to
be a promising internet site for academic employment.
Academic
Employment Network
This sites contains advertisements for educational employment opportunities
for educators and other school-related positions. This is a potentially
useful source for job-seekers, but there are presently very few positions
relevant to sociologists listed here.
Corporate Employment
Links
C'net's
Employment Express Search
This is an excellent point of departure for an internet job search. The
employment table of contents contains links to several major online services.
CareerPath.com
The help wanted ads from 24 major metropolitan newspapers are compiled
into a single database that may be searched from your workstation. Sociologists
giving it a try might be surprised by the results!
CareerMosaic
J.O.B.S.
A flexible database that enables the user to search with a job description
or job title, by a company name, by state, and even by country.
The
Monsterboard
Amusing site offers a variety of services to users including resume help,
employer profiles, and a job database.
NationJob
Network - Online Job Database
Easy to use site with lots of services.
Government Employment
Resources
FedWorld
Updated five days a week, the FedWorld's job announcement service allows
you to search a database of about 1,500 US Government job announcements.
Federal
Jobs Digest (FJD)
As the largest employer in the US, the federal government ought to have
some positions for social scientists. They are here! This service is provided
by a private company. Sociologists may search for themselves or hire FJD's
matching service.
Note: The ASA's Career Resources
publication MASTERING
THE JOB MARKET, available for $6.00 for members and $10.00 for
non-members includes a section on the electronic job search. The booklet
is oriented to sociologists with MA and PhD degrees looking for positions
in the academy and in sociological practice.
(The Eastern Sociological
Society has drawn this list of resources verbatim from the ASA which itself
acknowledges the contribution by David Waller, University of Texas at
Arlington and the ASA Committee on Employment for launching their employment
link.)
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