History
Employment & Career Links
Applied History graduate students are encouraged to think broadly about
the talents they have developed through their study of history and the ways
that diverse employers might utilize those skills. Students who are just
beginning their job search are encouraged to visit the Career Development
Center located on the second floor of the Cumberland Union Building. The
CDC can assist students in defining career interests, writing resumes and cover
letters, and in structuring an effective job-search strategy. Remember—many of the openings for historians may
not be publicized, so be sure to network and use your contacts to alert you to
new openings.
Shippensburg University Career Development Center
Graduate School and Professional School Information
Public
History Employment—An Overview from the American
Historical Association
· Careers in Public History --http://www.historians.org/governance/tfph/PublicHistoryEmployment.htm
State and Federal Government Positions
(Including Public History Positions)
State and National Listings of Public History
Jobs
Job Listings with Non-Profit Organizations
· Idealist.org –http://www.idealist.org
· NonProfitJobs.org -- http://www.nonprofitjobs.org/
· non-Profit Jobs.org -- http://www.nonprofit-jobs.org/
Teaching Jobs (Note: Many Private
Schools do not require teachers certification)
· Education Resources for Teachers (SU CDC Website—includes numerous links to public school listings) --http://www.ship.edu/Career/Links_-_Education/
· Private School Employment Network --http://www.privateschooljobs.com/
· The Education Group --http://www.educationgroup.com/
·
Carney, Sandoe & Associates (An education placement firm)--http://www.carneysandoe.com/