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FAP702: Student Loan Television: Social Media Job Search Jobcast

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From Financial Aid Podcast Show Notes and Blog:

FAP702: Student Loan Television: Social Media Job Search Jobcast

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to address a class of college seniors at Emerson College about using new media and social networks to land a job. This brief 15 minute video is a recording of the lecture. Many thanks to Amanda Mooney for helping to arrange the opportunity.

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