A Survey of Cooperative Activities Between Career Planning Departments and Academic Libraries

Charlene Abel

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Cooperative efforts between academic libraries and career planning departments are examined. Such efforts are deemed to be rather lackluster. The Career Information Center at DePaul University is discussed as a positive example of the benefits to be deprived through information and resource sharing between two such departments.

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