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DIVERSITY RESOURCES FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS

Permanent Recruitment | Networking | Recommended Reading

Use these resources in conjunction with those outlined in the Graduate index that deal with career exploration, internships, permanent positions, job search skills development, networking, and the information resources that impact all these areas. Students should examine the other diversity sections if they share one or more characteristics with the other targeted populations.

Counselors at the Center for Career Services are available for discussions on how these resources can be used effectively. Suggestions for additional resources should be emailed to Chuck Reutlinger, the center's Associate Director for Information Resources and Services.

DISCLAIMER: Providing links to these resources in no way constitutes an endorsement by the Center for Career Services of the accuracy, currency or reliability of these resources or those to which links may be made.

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Permanent Recruitment

The Black Collegian Online
The job board for this well regarded site.

The Black EOE Journal
Job board plus other valuable resources.

HireDiversity
Job board focused on various diverse populations.

National Association of Black Accountants (NABA)
A job board for accounting, finance, IT, and other career fields.

IMDiversity Career Center
Another job board focused on diverse job seekers.

Diversity Career Expos
Information on job and career fairs in several cities.

Networking

Office of Program Development
The SU office that promotes connections among diverse alumni.

Diversity Resource Links
A list of professional associations for African Americans and other diverse groups.

Academic and Professional Associations
African American Professional and Academic Organizations
Two extensive lists of associations, one from eBlackStudies.org, and another from the University of South Florida.

Recommended Reading

Winning Alliances: Join Professional Associations
Guidance on the benefits of building professional contacts while still in college.

Guess Who Else is Reading Those FaceBook Entries?
A student authored article from Black Collegian.

Diversity Issues in the Workplace
A collection of articles from CareerJournal.com.