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Dear Careers Division Colleagues,

We are looking for a few new volunteers to assist with the Career Forum Abstracting Service.

The Career Forum Abstracts is an important part of the services provided by the Careers Division. The goal of the abstracting service is not to simply repeat verbatim the abstracts written by the authors but rather to highlight and provide an overview of research that has important implications for careers research and practice.

If you are new to the service, the process involves finding articles (from an assigned journal) that has implications for careers research, and writing a short abstract of the article.  The amount of work that you do is completely up to you.  The last issue was in April of 2008. Therefore, the time period to be covered is from May, 2008 thru October, 2008. Those articles that are most helpful explicitly state the link to careers research.

If you are ready, willing, and able to participate, please let me know.

Many thanks,

Barrie

Barrie E. Litzky, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Management and Organization

David and Marjorie Rosenberg Professor for Innovation and Change

The Pennsylvania State University

Great Valley School of Graduate and Professional Studies

30 E. Swedesford Road

Malvern, PA 19355

610-725-5286 (p)

610-725-5224 (f)

barrielitzky@psu.edu

http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/b/x/bxl26/ 

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Dear Careers Division Colleagues,

We are looking for a few new volunteers to assist with the Career Forum Abstracting Service.

The Career Forum Abstracts is an important part of the services provided by the Careers Division. The goal of the abstracting service is not to simply repeat verbatim the abstracts written by the authors but rather to highlight and provide an overview of research that has important implications for careers research and practice.

If you are new to the service, the process involves finding articles (from an assigned journal) that has implications for careers research, and writing a short abstract of the article.  The amount of work that you do is completely up to you.  The last issue was in November of 2008. Therefore, the time period to be covered is from November, 2008 thru March, 2009. Those articles that are most helpful explicitly state the link to careers research.

If you are ready, willing, and able to participate, please let me know.

Many thanks,

Barrie

Barrie E. Litzky, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Management and Organization

David and Marjorie Rosenberg Professor for Innovation and Change

The Pennsylvania State University

Great Valley School of Graduate and Professional Studies

30 E. Swedesford Road

Malvern, PA 19355

610-725-5286 (p)

610-725-5224 (f)

barrielitzky@psu.edu

http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/b/x/bxl26/ 

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Dear Careers Division Colleagues,

We are looking for new volunteers to assist with the Career Forum Abstracting Service.

The Career Forum Abstracts is an important part of the services provided by the Careers Division. The goal of the abstracting service is not to simply repeat verbatim the abstracts written by the authors but rather to highlight and provide an overview of research that has important implications for careers research and practice.

If you are new to the service, the process involves finding articles (from an assigned journal) that has implications for careers research, and writing a short abstract of the article.  The amount of work that you do is completely up to you.  The last issue was in April of 2009. Therefore, the time period to be covered is from May, 2009 thru October, 2009. Those articles that are most helpful explicitly state the link to careers research.

If you are ready, willing, and able to participate, please let me know as soon as possible.

Many thanks,

Barrie

Barrie Litzky, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Management and Organization
David and Marjorie Rosenberg Professor for Innovation and Change
The Pennsylvania State University
Great Valley School of Graduate and Professional Studies
30 E. Swedesford Road
Malvern, PA 19355
610-725-5286 (p)
610-725-5224 (f)
barrielitzky@psu.edu

Dear Careers Division Colleagues,
 
We are looking for new volunteers to assist with the Career Forum Abstracting Service.
 
The Career Forum Abstracts is an important part of the services provided by the Careers Division. The goal of the abstracting service is not to simply repeat verbatim the abstracts written by the authors but rather to highlight and provide an overview of research that has important implications for careers research and practice.
 
If you are new to the service, the process involves finding articles (from an assigned journal) that has implications for careers research, and writing a short abstract of the article.  The amount of work that you do is completely up to you.  The last issue was in November of 2009. Therefore, the time period to be covered is from November, 2009 thru April, 2010. Those articles that are most helpful explicitly state the link to careers research.
 
If you are ready, willing, and able to participate, please let me know as soon as possible.
 
Many thanks,
Barrie
 

Barrie Litzky, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Management and Organization

Co-Professor-in-Charge, MBA
David and Marjorie Rosenberg Professor for Innovation and Change
The Pennsylvania State University
Great Valley School of Graduate and Professional Studies
30 E. Swedesford Road
Malvern, PA 19355
610-725-5286 (p)
610-725-5224 (f)
barrielitzky@psu.edu