Web Resources:

http://chronicle.com/jobs/ This is the web page for jobs that is maintained by THE CHRONICLE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. Job listings are available off-line in this weekly publication to which almost every campus library subscribes.

http://jobs.studentaffairs.com/   A Student Affairs web site maintains this listing under the header, Hire-Ed . It contains student affairs, professional staff, faculty, counseling, and research-related employment listings and job vacancy notices. Scroll to "Jobs" under the heading, "Education." Also has a link to a Resume Center where resumes may be posted and a link to Jobs.

http://www.academic360.com This site includes faculty, staff, and administrative announcements and is not restricted to teaching positions.

http://www.HigherEdJobs.com/  The latest statistics on this site indicate that it has over 6,000 positions at 903 institutions on its site.

http://www.datamasters.com/cgi-bin/col.pl This site will give you a U.S. Cost-of-Living Comparisons for the year 2000 for 399 US Cities and Metro-Areas especially useful if you are considering relocation from your present area to a new area? Use our interactive cost-of-living comparison calculator to understand the effects of relocation on your dollar's buying power.

http://www.sloan-c.org/jobs/viewads.asp For openings of online, distance and blended learning staff,  choose Job Line at bottom left.

At   http://www.cccregistry.org California Community Colleges (CCC) Registry is a job bank   Web site showcasing faculty, administrative and management   opportunities at all 100+ campuses

Listservs:

Some listservs allow job vacancies and position wanted messages as a service to their subscribers. You can use these listservs to post job vacancies and to review regularly if you are looking for a position: LRNASST, FYE-LIST, SINET and TRIO For subscription directions, see RESOURCES/Listservs on this web site.

Professional Conferences:

At professional conferences, you come alive as a real person and not just as an e-mail address, a signature on a listserv posting, or as a name associated with a journal contribution or as a conference program presenter. See the Calendar of Events on this site for association conferences including dates, location, and contacts. Make the most of it by frequenting the hospitality suite and networking with your colleagues to find out where the vacancies are. Remember also to check conference bulletin boards where job vacancies are posted. Take plenty of business cards and exchange at every opportunity. Carry a few current single page resumes to give any prospective employers.

Resumes:

Your resume or curriculum vitae is an important part of your professional portfolio and should be kept up-to-date. The following outline may be helpful as you develop your own. Remember to indicate dates where applicable.

ACADEMIC PREPARATION:

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE:

LEARNING ASSISTANCE CONSULTANT TO EDUCATION:

CONSULTING/TRAINING WITH BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY:

PUBLICATIONS/BOOKS & MEDIA:

PUBLICATIONS: Major Articles (in APA format)

EDITORSHIPS AND RELATED CREATIVE ACTIVITY:

MEMBERSHIP/PARTICIPATION IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

MEMBERSHIPS/COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION:

AWARDS AND OTHER RECOGNITION: