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This document provides guidance for students on finding career-related articles and books for a career evaluation project. It outlines resources available through the library databases and catalog to research specific careers. Students are instructed to search databases like Academic Search Premier using their career name and keywords to find relevant articles, and to search the library catalog using their career name and terms like "career" or "vocational guidance" to locate applicable books in the career section or specialized book collections. Next steps include choosing a database to search for articles, saving or printing useful finds, and conducting a catalog search on each career to pull relevant books from the shelf.
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- 1. CPD 102ABCAREER EVALUATION PROJECTSESSION 1 Danielle Carlock 480 425 6765 d.carlock@sccmail.maricopa.edu
- 2. FINDING CAREER ARTICLES SCC library has specialized online databases for magazine, journal and newspaper articles Databases: Academic Search Premier Academic One File OmniFile Full Text
- 5. NEXT STEPS… Pick one database to search for articles on your career Save, print, or email to yourself any that you want to keep Spend 20-25 minutes
- 6. FINDING CAREER BOOKS SCC library has a career section, can browse it or use the catalog to search it Most books are on a specific career (ex: nursing) or group of careers (health careers) However some are organized by your interests Careers for health nuts Careers for nature lovers Careers for fashion plates
- 7. COLLEGE & CAREER BOOK COLLECTION
- 8. USING THE CATALOG Try entering: Name of your career and the word career Ex: Nursing and career -Can also try name of your career and the phrase vocational guidance Ex: nursing and vocational guidance
- 9. NEXT STEPS…. For each career you are investigating, do a catalog search. Go out and get the books from the shelf If not sure about careers browse the shelf or look at the “Careers for” series Spend 15 minutes