Science Labs Using Scientific Labs

Humanities, Social Sciences & World Languages Anthropology Art Communication, Film & Theatre English History Interdisciplinary Studies Music Philosophy Political Science Psychology Religion Social Work / Family Therapy / Human Services Sociology World Languages Mathematics & Sciences Anatomy & Physiology Biology & Microbiology Chemistry Environmental Science Geography & Atmospheric Sciences Geology & Oceanography Health, Kinesiology & Nutrition Mathematics Physics & Astronomy Statistics Professional & Career Business Business Statistics Communication Sciences & Disorders Computer Science Counseling

during senior year. AREAS SCIENCE EDUCATION Teaching Computer Software Development Educational Research Writing and Editing Library and Information SCIENCEs EMPLOYERS Public school systems, K-12 Private schools, K-12 Publishing companies: books, magazines, videos Software developers Libraries STRATEGIES Gain experience working with young people through volunteering and tutoring. Work with after school programs and summer camps. Acquire appropriate state teacher certification for K-12 teaching opportunities. Visit schools and observe classrooms. Create a portfolio of SCIENCE experiments and activities. Become skilled in the use of computers. Earn a

in library or information science from an ALA accredited program. Develop strong computer skills and learn to enjoy working with new technology. AREAS SPECIAL LIBRARIES AND INFORMATION CENTERS Indexing/Abstracting Competitor Intelligence Strategic Information Knowledge Management Records Management/Archives Information Architecture Document Design Information Management Usability Digital Preservation E-mail Management Hypermedia Visual Resources Reprography Grey Literature Antiquarian Books EMPLOYERS Large hospitals Medical schools Law firms Law schools Bar associations Large corporations Industrial and scientific collections Research labs Local, state