In the Spirit of Collaboration

The purpose of the North Dakota Association of Career Services Professionals (NDACSP) will be:

• To create and maintain a network of career services professionals, employers and state and local governments;
• To promote and support post secondary programs and activities sponsored by Career Services
  
  

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Working together to build the future

Members of the North Dakota Association of Career Services Professionals come from the ranks of cooperative education, career planning and placement, and represent public and private universities, community colleges and post-secondary institutions.

What is the role of NDACSP?

Members of NDACSP work together to deliver a wide array of services to employers.

With a firm grasp on educational issues, trends and industry practices, the NDACSP organization works together in order to bring you, the employer, access to career and employment services that meet your distinct needs. The organization is dedicated to maintaining an effective and accommodating network of qualified career service professionals.

NDACSP provides resources that enhance an employer's work force, assisting with cooperative education programs and internships, career fairs and recruiting. NDACSP can open doors to beneficial relationships with student organizations and recognized faculty at colleges and universities.

NDACSP can introduce you to a diverse population of qualified candidates in a wide variety of programs.

The members of NDACSP respect and encourage varied approaches to work-integrated programming and promote cooperative education as a learning strategy.

North Dakota graduates are committed to developing new and innovative products and ideas to meet changing customer needs. They respond with approaches that serve a wide range of applications and environments.

North Dakota's graduates deliver practical solutions. They are focused and team-oriented. More importantly, they possess a winning attitude necessary to succeed in business, and maintain an entrepreneurial spirit and pride in their workmanship.

In North Dakota you will find job candidates who possess integrity, initiative and sound judgment necessary to assist you in adding value to your business.

• Host informational meetings
• Announce available positions in the vacancy list
• Attend career fairs
• Request resume referrals
• Participate in co-op/internship programs
• Arrange individual or group meetings with faculty and staff
• Present at or host professional student organization activities
• Serve on advisory boards
• Exchange technological and professional expertise through classroom presentations
• Contribute financial gifts, scholarships and equipment

The North Dakota Association of Career Services Professionals encourages you to list your openings in our Career Services/Placement offices. Contact members to refer candidates for positions in your business or to schedule recruitment visits. The association includes accredited, degree granting, post secondary institutions and public employment agencies serving North Dakota students, graduates and out-of-state candidates.

We invite you to participate in our Business, Government and Education Career Fairs.
For dates and locations, call one of the organizations listed below:

Bismarck State College
Jay Meier, Director
Counseling & Career Services
Bismarck State College
PO Box 5587
Bismarck, ND 58506-5556
701.224.5666 phone
701.224.5553 fax
E-Mail:
Jay Meier, Director

Jamestown College
Patricia Rinde, Director
Experiential Education & Career Development
6094 College Lane
Jamestown, ND 58405
701.252.3467 Ext.2520
FAX: 701.253.4446
E-Mail:
Pat Rinde, Director of Experiential Education
Shelley Mansavage, Director Career Services

Lake Region State College
1801 College Dr. N
Devils Lake, ND 58301
701.662.1518
E-Mail:
Randy Fixen, Career Counselor

Mayville State University
Career Services & Internships
330 3rd St. SE
Mayville, ND 58257-1299
701.788.4876
FAX: 701.788.4731
Email:
Jay Henrickson, Director