• Graduation Pledge Alliance
  "I _____ pledge to explore and take into account the social and environmental consequences of any job I consider and will try to improve these aspects of any organizations for which I work."
   
• Graduation Pledge Alliance: Socially Responsible Jobs, Internships, and Volunteer Programs
   
• UWSP Science and Environment Site
   
• Johnson State College: Socially Responsible Career Web Links
   
• Johnson State College: Socially Responsible Career Book Resources
   
• University of Chicago: Careers in Socially Responsible Business
   
• Cornell University Career Services: Social Responsible
   
• Berkeley MBA: Net Impact Student Club
   
• UWSP Non-Profit Site
   

On-line Resources: Information Site

• The Midwest Renewable Energy Association: 
  The Mission of Midwest Renewable Energy Association is to promote renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. The MREA is located near Stevens Point and is an excellent group to gain information concerning a wide variety sustainability areas.  They also host a large yearly Energy Fair and workshops throughout the year.
   
• Better World Links: Discussion Sites
   
• Center for a New American Dream- Turn the Tide
   
• Do Not STUFFocate (Seeds of Simplicity)
   
• PIRG: Public Interest Research Group
   
• Earth Charter Initiative
   
• Everyday Activist
   
• Environmental Hazards Management Institute
   
• Environmental Investors Network
   

• Environmental Protection Agency
   

• Environmental Defense- Education About Saving Money & the Environment
   

• Classroom Earth
   

• E/The Environmental Magazine
   

• Ecological Footprint Quiz
   

• Energy Information Administration
   

• Envirolink, The On-Line Environmental Community
   

• Environmental Protection Agency – Global Warming
   

• Environmental Defense
   

• Friends of the Earth Network
   

• GAIAM: (A Lifestyle Company)
   

• Global Warming
   

• Green Mountain Energy
   

• Green Ribbon Pledge
   

• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
   

• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
   

• Real Goods (Products for an environmentally sustainable future)
   

• Seeds of Simplicity
   

• Sierra Club
   

• The SUV Info Link
   

• The Meatrix
   

• U.S. Government collaborative site
   

	Office Services:  What services our office provides for you.
	Career Counselors and the Areas They Assist
	Career Assessments

Learning How to Use Search Engines

	Web Searching Tips Great resource page on learning about search engines.
	Desk Search Engine Resources  Great resource on finding different search engines.
	Google Advance Searches Tips on how to use a search engine.      Google Advanced Search Site

Job Search Resources

• Resumes

• Interviewing

Academic Resources

UWSP has many resources on the Internet related to majors and courses:

UWSP Student Academic Advising Center 

UWSP Guide to Academic Programs & Careers

UWSP Catalog Index

UWSP Major and Minors

UWSP Academic Information 

UWSP Departmental GPA Standards

UWSP Site Index
This page is an alphabetic listing of UWSP Web home pages by the name or alternative names of departments, services, or units.

WISCareers Internet Career Resource

WISCareers  (http://wiscareers.education.wisc.edu) is a free Internet Career Exploration Resource.  If you initially login from a UWSP campus networked computer you will be register automatically without a code.  For login in off campus, a "code" is available by contacting or stopping in the Career Services Office.

The WISCareers Program includes:
· 700+ Occupations:  You will find occupations to match your interests, skills, values, or budget from a database of over 700 occupations. You will also find salary information, employment outlook, and education path for the occupations you find most interesting/suitable.
· Graduate Schools and 4000+ Post-secondary Schools:  You may conduct a college/vocational training school search to match your interests and needs from a database of educational institutions nationwide. School information is directly linked to college home pages, campus maps, and online college applications!
You can build a budget based on your individual needs and financial resources.  In addition, WISCareers includes several resources to help you apply for financial aid.
· Job Seeking Tools:  Tools are available to help you create a resume and career portfolio as well as access information about Wisconsin employers and their current job listings.
· Use on any Internet-ready computer: With personal passwords and the ability to save information, you can return to your information at anytime in the future to review and compare your findings.