Anyone recall the old @npr.org program that did weekly installments named something like “Ask Helen the Librarian” with the New York Public Library reference librarian? They called her to ask the question and then called back at the end of the show to lean the answer… it was wonderful.
I’m old enough to remember September 12th, 2001, when the entire national media machine was searching for an Afghan Studies group that might help us understand. There was only one in the country, if I recall correctly. We need to wake up.
With the research station closures, someone can explain how the public will enjoy increased benefits from having science collaboration in the forests/soils of Lake Superior’s Northwoods be relocated to an office in Salt Lake City’s Great Basin desert? As we figure best practice to manage resources?
Professor Hoagland explains the symbolism of the President’s House and why it’s important to all Americans to have architecture that communicates the nature of our democracy.
#Preservation is a planning process that does not dictate outcomes but guides inclusive planning.
My colleague Professor Emerita Alison K Hoagland was on NPR this morning, talking about the White House ballroom. She is a board member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Her insights are really important…
one.npr.org/i/nx-s1-5770...
We can build a non-denominational school-to-career event, part of a new pipeline that demonstrates the real scope and impact of these industries on our economy, communities, and society!
Thanks to everyone for participating and/or helping promote the event to employers, organizations, job seekers, students, alumni, and supporters.
More than 220+ pre-registered job seekers from 44 participating colleges and universities, also nationwide, hopeful for entry-level or seasonal jobs or mid-career professional positions. Job seekers actually from at least 90 different schools…
A decorative picture, the view of an old industrial building looking from a bus window. Red bricks and a tile roof.
Forty (40) Employers from all around the country, aiming to hire for about 75-120 jobs in cultural resources management, historic preservation, and heritage.
A pdf flier with information about the career fair.
Tomorrow is the virtual Cultural Resources Management Career Fair (Wednesday, March 18th). Http://bit.ly/crmfair26
And If you are a job seeker and don't have access to Handshake through your college or university, I posted information here about how to connect with the fair: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
Jobs range from entry-level seasonal field techs and seasonal, to full time staff, to SOI-qualified permanent jobs. All levels, all over the United States.
Employers so far include giant civil and environmental engineering firms, big state and fed government agencies, internationally-known museums, along with local heritage organizations, museums, and non profits.
66% of the pre-registered job seekers found this event from their professor/advisor. Don’t let your students miss the event. Tell them in class! Email them! Stop them in the hallway! Email your alumni!
An image of a data table that shows different universities with the number of students and alumni signed up for the career fair event. Image is decorative, but shows schools ranging from 12 participants down to a single one.
The Cultural Resources Career Fair is next week! Historic preservation, resources management, heritage, and allied fields! National, virtual, and free. At least 34 employers, 43 schools, more than 150 job seekers so far!
bit.ly/crmfair26
For job seekers without school access to Handshake, I posted information here about how to connect with the fair: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
DM me if you can’t see the instructions!
Update! The career fair is 12 days away! Get preregistered now- job seekers and employers! bsky.app/profile/tims...
EnviroSystems Management, Inc.
Eocene Environmental Group
GAI Consultants
Gray & Pape
Grouse Mountain Environmental Consultants
HDR, Inc
Historical Research Associates
Langan Engineering and Evironment
Mead & Hunt
Ohio Valley Archaeology, Inc.
RES
Search Inc
Terracon
And more!
Cultural, Civil, and Environmental Engineering companies pre-registered:
Barr Engineering
Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc
Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.
EDR Environmental Design & Research
ESI Environmental Solutions & innovations
Agencies and Organizations preregistered:
Caltrans
Great Basin Institute.
Hapeville Depot Museum
Kent Conservation District
Keweenaw National Historical Park
Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation
Quincy Mine Hoist Association
Smithsonian National Museum of the Native American.
Univ. Rhode Island, Sonoma State Univ., Goucher College, Missouri State, Central Washington Univ., Univ of Illinois-Chicago, Univ. Hawaii- West Oahu, and Bucks County Community College (in Pennsylvania!) and more!
Utah St, Creighton Univ, Univ. Montana, Washington St, Grand Valley St, Webster Univ, Grinnell College, Union College, George Mason Univ, Univ. Tulsa, Univ. Oregon, Commonwealth Univ. of Pennsylvania, Lake Forest College,…
Schools preregistered: Michigan Tech, Delaware, Rollins College, Tufts, U Colorado-Denver, U Virginia, Boise State, Auburn, Indiana Univ Pennsylvania, Univ. Mary Washington, Swarthmore, Franklin & Marshall, Univ Wisconsin-La Crosse, Georgia State, College of New Jersey, Univ. of Missouri-Columbia…
For current students (and maybe alumni) who are not members of handshake network schools, these are instructions:
support.joinhandshake.com/hc/en-us/art...
And finally, those who were recently students, but forgot they used to have access to Handshake:
support.joinhandshake.com/hc/en-us/art...
These are the Handshake help pages for various situations:
This is the main link:
support.joinhandshake.com/hc/en-us/art...
Here is a note about “deactivated accounts” that explains how alumni from member schools may find their accounts inactive.
support.joinhandshake.com/hc/en-us/art...
Here are the key details regarding “Universal Access”:
-Independent Accounts: It is possible to create a Handshake account and use its core features without being attached to a specific university.
-Users will need to create a username and password, followed by two-factor authentication.
2. You graduated years ago and can’t access your old university email OR your university does not support Handshake?
You can still register to access the career fair event.
-we configured our fair as "Open to All.” All can access the event, regardless of their institutional affiliation.
Are you a current undergraduate or graduate student, you’ve checked the registration page, but don’t see your school included? They have not signed up for the event.
-contact your school’s Career Services office or your Department advisor or chair. Ask them to request to join the event!
But if you've escaped my spam storm about the career fair, there is still plenty of time to pre-register as an employer (companies, agencies, organizations): www.bit.ly/join-crm26
Job seekers can register for the event through their college or university Handshake network account, then review the employers, jobs, and available meeting times. And this is the link for job seekers: www.bit.ly/crmfair26