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Pandemic Prompted Significant Changes to Recruiting Methods, Not Schedules

Employers were more likely to make changes to their recruiting methods than they were to their recruiting schedule for the 2020-21 academic year.

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Save the date for the 2021 NACE HBCU Summit

February 18, 2021

Agenda and registration coming soon.

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10 Steps to Creating an Inclusive Workplace

Most organizations should look to address their cultural landscape and homogenous culture.

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FREE: New Survey - Virtual Campus Recruiting: What’s Working & What’s Not

Find out which virtual recruiting tools have led to an improvement in campus recruiting results.

January 15, 2021 • Online

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion
Supporting the Black Community and Anti-Racism: Commitments and Plan
August 04, 2020
By NACE Staff
Our objective is to lead significant change with our membership. This change requires a deliberate action plan to support the Black community and our Black colleagues. Read More
Professional Development
Train the Trainer: LinkedIn for the Job Search
LinkedIn is an invaluable component of the modern-day job search. Join us for this webinar on January 13, 2021, to learn LinkedIn best practices for job seekers and recruiters. Learn More
Organizational Structure
Open the Door: Disparities in Paid Internships
November 01, 2020
By Mimi Collins
NACE research shows that paid internships benefit students in their initial post-graduation job search: more job offers, higher starting salaries, and a shorter search. However, the data also show that this path to employment may be exclusive, with racial/ethnic minorities, women, and first-generation students all underrepresented in paid internships. Read More

NACE Blog
STAR+E: An Undergraduate Teaching Strategy to Make the STAR Model Stick
Kate Ditewig-Morris offers a way to help undergraduate students with limited work and professional interviewing experience articulate “what did you learn?” and “how does this transfer to the job?” Read More
Funding
Leveraging Government Funding to Help Finance College and University Career Centers
November 1, 2020
By Daniel Newell
The U.S. Department of Labor allocates billions of dollars annually to support education and career development activities. Federally financed career development services is guaranteed and ongoing funding mandated by WIOA and is potentially available to all college and university career centers. This article explores how Ohlone College’s career center tapped federal funds to help finance career services for its students. Read More
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Coronavirus: Updates
Get the latest updates on how NACE members are responding to the effects of the coronavirus at their organizations and institutions, plus updates on the NACE conference and other events. Read More

UPCOMING EVENTS
Town Hall: Leading Practices for Virtual Career Fairs and Recruiting Events
Sunday, January 31, 2021
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