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The Career Ed Tech Stack

A new e-book breaking down the emerging technology landscape in higher education career services

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    Who Should Read This

    Career Services

    Evangelize the full range of existing resources to students, staff and campus stakeholders; and develop a framework for evaluating new technologies

    Academic Affairs

    Train Academic Advisors to provide career recommendations based on academic interests and learning pathways

    IT

    Know what technologies career services might be procuring

    Student Affairs

    Better support underserved students with relevant career resources

    Faculty

    Refer students to relevant resources based on their in-classroom experience

    Enrollment

    Showcase career resources, pathways and outcomes to prospects, answering the question: “What can I do with this major or degree?”

    Alumni Affairs

    Identify relevant resources to refer to alumni seeking career support

    Vendors

    Show customers and prospects how they complement other technologies

    Investors

    Understand how career ed tech solutions are used where there are opportunities to bring new solutions to the market

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    A Glimpse of What’s Inside

    A Glimpse of What’s Inside

    About the Authors

    About the Authors

    David Kozuk

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    David Kozhuk is the Founder and CEO of uConnect, maker of the first and only marketing platform built for the higher education career services industry. David was inspired to write this paper to shine a light on the important resources, data, and information that live in career centers in hopes they become a bigger part of the campus culture and daily student experience.

    Dr. Sheetal J. Patel

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    Dr. Sheetal J. Patel is a fourteen-year veteran of creating strategies that engage consumers. Her current research focuses on Gen Z and technology and branding within higher education. She is currently the Associate Director and Content Lead for the Career Management Center at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Having faced challenges herself, her goal in writing about the career ed tech stack is to help career educators make more informed decisions about procuring technology to help students succeed.