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Reinventing the Career Center
Colleges — and companies — are trying to help students design their futures
Christine Cruzvergara and another career-center leader posted an influential takedown of college career advising to LinkedIn. Afterward she was hired by Wellesley College as its first executive director and associate provost for career education.
October 23, 2016
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Most colleges are bad at career services. Yet today’s students expect more help finding a job than ever before.
Two campus career-center leaders made that dim assessment in an influential manifesto posted to LinkedIn two years ago, and since then...
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