Print materials in the North Library What? Task Definition 1. What is my research question? 2. What do I already know? 3. What information do I need? Where? Search Plan 1. What type of information do I need? For example: general, in depth, current, historical, biographical, issue oriented, other? 2. Review suggested resources, circle ones that fit, prioritize your list. 3. Evaluate resources for significance, accuracy, currency, authority Sample Book List 331.702 Ni Careers for women without college degrees 331.702 Sa Offbeat careers: the directory of unusual work 373.214 Gr The teenagers' guide to schools outside the box 378 Du Guide to alturnative education and training 650.14 Ken Hook up, Get Hired! 650.14 Ire The complete idiot's guide to gool jobs for teens Career bibliography on Book List Display for more books. Series of career titles Title search: Cool careers for girls. . . Opportunities in. . . Choosing a career. . . Careers for. . . Cool careers without college. . . Sample Reference Book List Ref 331 Wri Opportunities for Vocational Study Ref 331.25 Fer Ferguson's Guide to Apprenticeship Programs Ref 331. 7 En Encyclopedia of careers and vocational guidance Ref 602.3 Spe Spc. Occ. Outlook: Trade and Technical Special Collections Occupational Briefs look at 400 job descriptions Career World magazine subscription Career Exploration videos located in Counseling Center How? Location & Access 1. Jot down rich words that relate to your topic. 2. Check your words, change your words if your search fails. 3. Focus your search by looking for relationships between elements in your research question. Words to try for keyword or SUBJECT searching in the North Library catalog. CAREER DEVELOPMENT? CAREER CHANGES? OCCUPATIONS? OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING? TEENAGERS--EMPLOYMENT? VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE? VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR WOMEN? YOUNG ADULTS--EMPLOYMENT

Online materials Library Catalog Find books fast! North Library Online Databases Easy access to current information from reliable , authoritative sources. Home access passwords available from Mrs. Leeson Infotrac magazines, health, literature,history EBSCOhost magazines, health, images The Oregonian regional newspaper Cyberography Selected Web sites Career Information and Trends Occupational Outlook Handbook Online Who, what, when, where, why of tons of occupations Institute for Career Research Occupations by personality traits & pull down menus Select Member -Username:7988 Password: free Connect: Career Path and Exploration Cool career interest assessment test & resulting occupations The Teenager's Guide to the Real World Online Common sense approach to thinking about your future career College Board.com Informative encyclopedia of occupations YoungBiz.com Teen entrepreneurs, their cool businesses and big bucks Non-College Careers My Future.com Non-college careers, military, vocational College and Careers Mapping Your Future Identifying interests and careers ACT: Information for life's transitions Helpful information if you are looking toward college Eugene, Oregon Eugene Help Wanted State of Oregon Oregon State Employment Department Oregon Labor Market Information System Job market information Career Information System (CIS) Current information about work, education, training and financial aid written especially for Oregonians. Get usernames and passwords from Liz Rommel in counseling or your teacher. State by State Career Michigan Occupational Information System Similar to Oregon's CIS above National Association of State Workforce Agencies Careermag.Com Jobs by state America's CareerInfoNet National Career, state by state trends/skills Cyberography by M. Flick and K. Leeson Cyberography made available by Mrs. Leeson, Librarian Citation Maker Helps you state exactly from where you got your ideas and information.

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