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Job Searching Information

Job searching is a detailed process, and Career Development is here to help YOU navigate it. We encourage you to schedule an appointment with a Career Counselor. For assistance with how to begin your job search, what steps to take, and what strategies to use, please look at: Job Search Steps and Strategies. Keep your job search organized with a Job Search Worksheet.

Quick Links and Job Search Resources:

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Search for Jobs and Internships posted specifically
for Stetson students

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Connects you to thousands of nationwide jobs.

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MonsterTrak (password: REERAC)
Jobs posted for college students


On-Campus Work-Study Jobs


Contact Ralph A. Milne, Work-Study Coordinator, rmilne@stetson.edu or stop by Griffith Hall, rm.118

Additional Job Search Resources:


Links for Local Employer Research

Links for Professional Associations

Stetson University's Annual Career Expo

 

Job Search Links

Search Companies Using Online Databases

Please find below two databases that allow users to identify companies within a certain country, state, or city. One can access the library's databases from: http://www2.stetson.edu/library/databases.php. Next, scroll down the alphabetical list and click on one of the two databases listed below:

  1. Gale Company and Business Resource Center.
    • Very good database for obtaining information on almost any public company and many private companies.
    • To find major companies within a certain country, state, or city, click on the Advanced Search Tab.
    • Change the Content Area to Company Profiles/Products,one can then limit by keyword, SIC or NAICS code, AND limit to a specific country, state, or even city. [SIC and NAICS are codes that allow -industry- searching.]
  2. LexisNexis Business.
    • Another very good database for researching companies, industries, or identifying companies within a country, state, or city.
    • Click on the Dossier Create a Company List linkon the left-hand side bar.
      The Create Company List tab should be highlighted at the top of the page.
      Please note that "All Companies" is the default. One has the option to change
      that with the drop-down menu.
    • One can also put in any of the other limits to your search (number of employees,
      sales revenue amount, etc.).
    • Go down to the Search Business Description for line. Type in your key word,
      such as computer (LexisNexis automatically searches for regular singulars and
      plurals, so you don't have to use the *, but if you do, that's OK.)
    • In the Geographic Information section, LexisNexis allows you more options than
      Gale. You can limit by county, by zip codes, area codes, and you can search by
      multiple cities, states, etc.

    Caution--LexisNexis usually takes several minutes to complete the search, so
    please do not get discouraged if results do not immediately appear on the
    screen. However,we havefoundthat LexisNexis "hangs up" sometimes; for this
    reason, we firstprovided the instructions for using Gale Company and Business
    Resource Center.