From fachesterl at usao.edu Thu Nov 18 12:59:55 2004 From: fachesterl at usao.edu (Lee Hester) Date: Thu Nov 18 12:37:17 2004 Subject: [OklahomaIndianStudies] Help with some brainstorming Message-ID: <000001c4cda0$cafdab20$0a0c000a@ahlab.usao.edu> Our school has created a number of 1 page student guides to career paths in different majors. I have been trying to brainstorm and get some ideas to put down for American Indian Studies. They divide the paper into three areas, Career Paths, Hiring Institutions and Marketable Skills. What do you think we could say about American Indian Studies in each of these areas? In the example I've given below, some of the things are very general (e.g. "critical thinking" under marketable skills) and could probably be claimed by any college graduate (though the claim isn't always true.). There are some things that are listed in the example that I think are a bit farfetched like "aerospace engineer" under career path. Though I can see a computer science person working on cad/cam or computation as a member of an aerospace engineering team, I don't think I'd call them an aerospace engineer. Anyway, what do you think we could claim in each of these areas. Here is a short example taken from the Computer Science Career Paths paper: Career Paths with a Bachelor's in Computer Science Actuary Data Control Admin Aerospace Engineer Data Processing Manager Applied Science Technologist . Artificial Intelligence Programmer . . . . . . . Cryptographer Research Analyst Hiring Institutions Business Corporations Banks/Savings and Loans Government Agencies Engineer Firms . Investment Firms . . . . . .R&D Firms Weather Bureaus Marketable Skills Abstract and Formal Reasoning Knowledge of Operating Systems Testing Mathematical Skills . . . Critical Thinking . . Advanced Quantitative Abilities -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.onenet.net/pipermail/oklahomaindianstudies/attachments/20041118/976190a8/attachment.htm