Using CareerOneStop to Help HBCU Students Explore Careers, Choose Majors, and Job Search

Danielle Kittrell, Workforce Analyst, Office of Workforce Investment

Tricia Dahlman, Operations & Outreach Manager, CareerOneStop, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development

Julie Remington, Content Strategist, CareerOneStop, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development

CareerOneStop is a comprehensive career, education, and job website. It offers tools, resources, and information including:

• Career assessments
• Occupation profiles and career videos
• Financial aid and scholarship finders
• Job bank with three national sources
• Employment projections and salary research
• Tools to research local businesses
• Information on local assistance, including your closest American Job Center

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, CareerOneStop is available at no cost.

Join us to learn about CareerOneStop and how it can be leveraged to help students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) with career exploration and job search needs. We will cover topics appropriate for first- and second-year students as they begin their college education, as well as those students approaching graduation and job search. We will walk faculty and staff through the resources and tools to help emphasize career exploration and financial aid information with first- and second-year students, and job search tools and content for juniors and seniors.

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