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 ===== Job Sites =====
+Some sites that students suggested.  Let Prof Sprenkle know if you have other recommendations.
   * [[https://www.dice.com/jobs|Dice]]
   * [[http://technical.ly/jobs/|technical.ly]] - jobs in the Northeast corridor
-  * [[http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs|stackoverflow]]
   * [[https://news.ycombinator.com/jobs|Hacker News]] - jobs at startups that were funded by Y Combinator
+  * [[http://jobs.acm.org/home/index.cfm?site_id=1603|ACM]]
+  * [[http://careers.ieee.org/|IEEE]]
-===== How Career Services Can Help =====
+===== How Career Development Can Help =====
-Career Services is working on programming (not the CS kind; like creating an alumni career panel to talk to students) to help computer science majors and students interested in technology-focused jobs find internships and jobs.  They can help you work on your resume, find out if your salary is "reasonable", negotiate offers, handle multiple offers, ...
+[[https://my.wlu.edu/career-and-professional-development|Career and Professional Development]] is working on programming (not the CS kind of programming; like creating an alumni career panel to talk to students) to help computer science majors and students interested in technology-focused jobs find internships and jobs, etc.  Career Development can help you work on your resume, find out if your salary is "reasonable", negotiate offers, handle multiple offers, ...
-Stay tuned for upcoming programs!
+Sign up for their email updates!
 ===== Resources =====