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Jewish World Review Nov. 21, 2005 / 19 Mar-Cheshvan, 5766 Choice careers for liberal arts graduates By Marty Nemko http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | After I graduated from college with a liberal arts degree, I felt like an imposter — "I don't know anything. Why should anyone want to hire me? But now, having been career counselor to 2,400 people, I know that many wonderful options exist for liberal arts graduates. Of course, one career seeker's ambrosia is another's hemlock, but here are quick hits on careers that many liberal arts graduates find rewarding. Student affairs administrator. This career has nothing to do with steamy dorm room flings. Student affairs administrators coordinate the non-academic part of student life: from orientation to graduation. They may supervise fraternities, coordinate residence hall programs and intramural sports. College campuses are great places to work: beautiful, stimulating, plus, the workload usually lightens dramatically between semesters and during the summers. More info: National Association of Student Personnel Administrators: www.naspa.org Political campaign manager. Everyone who runs for office, from Pleasantville school board member to president of the United States needs a campaign manager. They research opinions and voting patterns, help develop the candidate's themes, plan fundraisers, coordinate direct mail and Web site, hire staff, train volunteers, excite the media, and even help design the campaign button. It's an exciting job: You're in charge of a winner-take all contest that can make a difference. More info: Catherine Shaw's book, The Campaign Manager. BUY THE BOOK Click HERE to purchase it at a discount. (Sales help fund JWR.). Grant proposal writer. These practical dreamers convince government agencies and foundations to bankroll their ideas for improving the world. More info: www.tgci.com Journalist. The pen indeed is mightier than the sword, especially now. The media has enormous influence over how we think, act, and who we vote for. The job market is tough but if you write well and quickly and have a nose for digging up information, you should be able to land a job, at least on the Web or in a small-circulation print publication. To build chances for obtaining a better paying job, consider specializing in an area likely to remain of compelling interest, for example: education, China, ethnic issues, terrorism, the environment, the Middle East, health, and technology. More info: Society of Professional Journalists: www.spj.org. Mediator. A landlord refuses to return a tenant's security deposit. A divorcing couple is fighting over who should get what. An employee is claiming racial discrimination, which her boss vehemently denies. To avoid expensive litigation, ever more disputants are turning to mediators. More info: www.mediate.com. Fundraiser. These are of three types. Cultivators stage events such as galas and celebrity auctions to warm up potential donors and bring in a few bucks. Using dossiers of wealthy individuals, harvesters then develop relationships with the warmed-up fat cats so they become willing to fork over ever larger donations. Prospect researchers create the dossiers. More info: Association of Fundraising Professionals: www.afpnet.org. Advice I'd Give My Child. Try to sell your liberal arts degree as a plus: it taught you the crucial job skills of thinking, writing, and oral communication. Sometimes, it's true. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. 400+ of Dr. Nemko's published writings are on www.martynemko.com. Comment by clicking here. Archives © 2005, Dr. Marty Nemko

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