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Are you helping your students to plan ahead? Incoming freshmen are highly receptive to career-planning assistance
December 19, 2012 by William Frierson
College and universities should not assume that incoming freshmen don’t need help with career planning. While they may not reach out for assistance, they are open to it, according to the following post.Released this spring, the new 2012 report The Attitudes and Needs of Freshmen at Mid-Year from Noel-Levitz measures, among other things, the receptivity of incoming freshman students to various types of career-planning assistance. The report contains data from the Mid-Year Student Assessment, which assesses students halfway through the freshman year.
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Baby boomer retirements under way, vacancies go unfilled
November 26, 2012 by William FriersonIt seems that more government workers are retiring, which is leaving a void in this workforce. Find out what problems now exist in the following post.The long awaited mass of retirements is finally hitting the federal government sector, but it comes at a time when attrition is high, budgets are tight and salaries are frozen, causing a number of workforce issues for agencies, Federal Times reports.
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