 
Fall 2005 On-Campus Recruiting Continues
Through Nov. 18
It is still not too late to reserve a room for On-Campus Recruiting, which will run through November 18, 2005. To do so, please contact Denise Smith at dnsmith@bsu.edu. To learn more about On-Campus Recruiting, click here.
If you are unable to visit campus this fall, remember that Cardinal ViewJobs, our electronic job-posting system, is always available for posting internships and part-time and full-time positions.
 Fall Career Fair Thank You!
More than 600 students and 130 organizations attended this year’s Fall Career Fair on September 14, 2005. Special thanks to all participating employers and to organizations that donated items to be given to students at our evaluation table. To read what students had to say about the event, click here.
The Career Center Celebrates a Spirit
of Service!
Once again, the Ball State University Career Center is honoring you as part of National Customer Service Week, October 3-7. This year’s theme, “Spirit of Service,” describes our philosophy for working with you. We are a critical link between students and employers, between college and jobs. MORE…
 
Story-Telling Interviews: Using Behavior-based Interviewing
A continuing challenge for human resources practitioners is seeing beyond the "stories" that job applicants may tell during interviews. How do we know when applicants are accurately describing their abilities and skills?
Recently, rather than discouraging candidates from "telling stories", more and more employers are encouraging job seekers to do just that. This trend is based upon an interviewing style called behavior-based interviewing (or BBI) which encourages job applicants to describe situations when they've utilized skills and abilities similar to those used in the job for which they've applied. MORE…
 
College of Sciences and
Humanities
Each month the Career Center Employer Newsletter will focus on a different college or academic program within the university. This month’s focus is on the College of Sciences
and Humanities.
Ball State University’s College of Sciences and Humanities comprises twenty departments and three interdepartmental programs offering seven associate’s degrees, almost fifty undergraduate majors, more than forty-five undergraduate minors, almost forty master’s degree programs, and five doctoral programs. For more information about any of them, click the appropriate links at the end of this article. MORE…
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