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Library Resources and Bibliography 

In addition to specific career development offices and departments within the University, this site also offers you a list of career-related articles and guide books, some of which you can access on the Internet, and some available in libraries on and off-campus.

Library Resources
To assist you with accessing the U-M computerized library system, we suggest you begin with MIRLYN for access to specific libraries and information.

In addition, check the following specific collections:

• U-M CareerCenter's library contains one of the largest career resource selections in the nation.
  
• U- M Center for the Education of Women's library
  
• Kresge Business Administration Library– Career Page
  This site includes links to specific companies and industries. Some services and resources may be limited to Business School students, faculty, staff and alumni.  

Articles on the Web
The University Record periodically publishes articles on career development topics.

Articles on Career Development

Work~Connections, U-M departments help employee begin new career on 5/8/03

UHR day encourages empowerment on 5/20/02

Focus is on women leaders in business on 11/12/01

Business School book series provides practical solutions to common problems on 8/13/01

Search for similar articles in the Record archive.

Bibliography

What Color is Your Parachute? A Practical Manual for job Hunters and Career Changers, by Richard Nelson Bolles; Ten Speed Press (1998).

Job Shift, by William Bridges; Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (1994).

Managing Your Career with "Power", by Gerald M. Sturman; Bierman House (1994).

Career Xroads: The 1998 Directory to jobs, Resumes and Career Management on the World Wide Web, 3rd Edition, by Mark Mehler and Gerri Crispin; IEEE.

Coaching Careers and Performance, by Gerald Sturman; Bierman House (1994).

Knock 'Em Dead 1997: The Ultimate Job Seeker's Handbook, 10th Edition, by Martin John Yate; Adams.

The One Hundred Best Jobs for the 1990's and Beyond, by Carol Kleiman; Berkley Publishing Group.

Career Renewal – Tools for Scientists and Technical Professionals, by Stephen Rosen and Celia Paul; Academic Press (1998).

If You Knew Who You Were, You Could be Who You Are!, by Gerald Sturman; Bierman House (1992).

Please Understand Me: Character & Temperament Types, by David Keirsey and Marilyn Bates; Prometheus Nemesis Book Co. (1997).

Better Resumes for Executives and Professionals, 3rd Edition, by Robert F. Wilson and Adele B. Lewis; Barron's Educational Series.

High Impact Cover Letters, 2nd Edition, 2nd Edition; Richard Wiley & Sons.

National Business Employment Weekly Premier Guides: Interviewing, 2nd Edition, by Arlene S. Hirsch; John Wiley

National Business Employment Weekly Premier Guides: Interviewing, 2nd Edition, by Arlene S. Hirsch; John Wiley &

The Promotable Woman - Advancing Through Leadership Skills, by Norma Carr-Ruffino; Wadsworth Publishing (1992).

Every Woman's Essential Job Hunting & Resume Book, by Laura Morin; Adams Publications.

Mid-Career Job Hunting: Official Handbook of the forty Plus Club, by E. Patricia Birsner; Arco (1996).