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  • Career Development and Education

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    On this website you will find resources designed to empower students and alumni in making informed decisions about their career(s), further education and employment goals.
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  • Career Development Steps

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    Career development is a proactive approach you take to create the work and life you desire. It is much more than getting a job. It is a lifelong process of learning and growing.
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  • Enrolment Increase at Nipissing

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    Nipissing University is very pleased to report that total student enrolment is up with 5,679 part-time and full-time students set to start the fall 2011-12 semester next week. While there has been little change in first-year full-time enrolment, overall enrolment has grown due to a 26% increase in enrolment for part-time studies and new programming in the fields of science, mathematics, technology and commerce.
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  • Job Boards

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    Volunteering is one of the best ways to give back to your community, to develop your skills and create networks with new people. During your time as a university student, finding time to volunteer alongside your academic priorities can enhance your resume and help you put into practice the learning you are doing in the classroom.
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  • Humanacare (Employee Assistance Program)

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    Humanacare is our employee assistance program provider, which provides confidential and voluntary consultation, counselling and worklife services that are available twenty-four (24) hours a day in-person, by telephone and online.
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  • Acceptable Use Policy

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    The purpose of this Acceptable Use Policy is to provide guidelines for the appropriate use of Nipissing University's computing resources. Computing resources at Nipissing University, and the on-campus electronic communication systems by which they are interconnected and accessed, exist to support the research, instructional, and administrative needs of the University community.
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