Tools for Advising
In addition to the "What Can I Do With A Major In....?" worksheets which you can now download for your specific discipline from our site (see left), you also have access to a number of other tools here in FACS:

• We can provide you with the most recent data on job outlook and salary for most disciplines based on national averages for you to share with your students.
• Similarly, we can pull data from our own alumni surveys to give you specifics on where your department's graduates are working, average salary, graduate schools they're attending etc. (Note: individual names are kept confidential.)
• On-line versions of all of our Guides (resume writing, job and internship search, graduate school applications, etc.) available on the Student section of our site under "FACS Guides & Handouts." Feel free to reproduce these Guides for use in your classroom.
• We have books, articles, etc. available for faculty loan on how to incorporate experiential or service learning into your curriculum. In addition, we have many contacts in the local community for this purpose and are happy to share them with you.

Useful Links for Experiential Learning and Career Development

• National Association of Colleges and Employers - their Information Center and articles library contain excellent resources for researching issues related to student outcomes. You can also access labor market and salary data for new college graduates or for your specific discipline. FACS can supply you with a password for the members-only sections of the site. http://www.naceweb.org
• Examples from other schools of career course syllabi from the National Association of Colleges and Employers may be obtained by contacting the FACS director.
• National Society for Experiential Education - excellent resources and links to other sites for help in this area. Note: Check with us before ordering materials as we may already have them available in our office.
  http://www.nsee.org
• Campus Compact - a national organization dedicated to service-learning includes resources for faculty including course syllabi for hundreds of disciplines.
  http://www.compact.org/
• Colorado State University - SLiCE - Student Leadership Involvement and Community Engagement
  http://www.slce.colostate.edu/
• University of Michigan - The Ginsberg Center
  http://ginsberg.umich.edu/index.html
• University of Minnesota Faculty Guide to Service Learning
  http://www.servicelearning.umn.edu/faculty/guidesl.html
• The Ohio State University Service-Learning Initiative
  Faculty guide to resources and contacts for developing service learning courses
  http://service-learning.osu.edu/faculty.php
• University of Washington's Geography Department and how they have incorporated service learning into their courses
  http://faculty.washington.edu/~krumme/207/service_learning.html