The Riley Guide: Job Banks & Recruiters

Arts & Humanities

"There aren't any jobs for me!" || General Resources || Acting & Entertainment || Dance
Design, including Interior Design and Lighting Design
Fashion || Film || Graphics / Animation / Electronic Games || History / Art History / Classics
Music || Music Education || Philosophy
Photography / Photojournalism || Sculpture & Metalworking

"There aren't any jobs for me!"

Think about potential employers, think about how your skills and knowledge can enhance an organization. If you can't think of occupations that can use people schooled in the arts and humanities, then go over to Before You Search and check out our information on Exploring Career Options.

I have a degree in Music (Performance) from the Boston Conservatory. After graduation, I worked as a library paraprofessional while freelancing. Some organizations actually preferred to hire musicians for administrative duties, citing their ability to concentrate on fine detail work for long periods without fatigue. I also worked as an orchestra librarian before moving into library sciences and obtaining my MLS degree. I still play, I could still freelance if I wanted, but I never sweat public presentations because public speaking is much easier than playing the horn in performance.

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General Resources

ArtCareer.net

...fee-based service with employment listing in all areas of the visual arts field, including supporting positions like fundraising. You can look at the job titles and employers without registering, but if you want to look at the specifics of the job you will need to register and pay the member fee. I think the fee looks reasonable, and the list of employers looks great.

Art Deadlines List

..."A monthly newsletter providing information about juried exhibitions and competitions, call for entries/proposals/papers, poetry & other writing contests, jobs, internships, scholarships, residencies, fellowships, casting calls, auditions, tryouts, grants, festivals, funding, financial aid, and other opportunities for artists, art educators, and art students of all ages." There is a free list and a fee list, so if you find a lot here to interest you, a paid subscription may be to your benefit.

The Art Newspaper

...written for "keen exhibition viewers, museum professionals, collectors, artists," and others who are "in the game a little" while striving to "know and show where the power lies in the art world." Reports on a wide range of events and trends in worldwide art, including significant sales, theft and destruction, important new hirings, conservation, and exhibitions, among others. The short pieces are arranged by topic (Art Market, Books, Preservation, Law, etc.) and are usually accompanied by several news snippets in a side column. Daily stories are also offered on the home page, and job openings and courses in art management are listed.

ArtJob.org

...fee-based service listing jobs, internships, fellowships and other employment opportunities in the arts, including "visual arts, arts nonprofits, performing arts, commercial art and design firms, film, public arts agencies, academic arts positions, galleries, internships, fellowships, conferences, commissions and more." Sorry, but you can't preview the database without paying, but you can read the articles and use their list of related sites. Operated by WESTAF, the Western States Arts Federation, who also operates some arts registries.

Artslynx International

Absolutely wonderful collection of listings to information about the performing and visual arts.

Artschools.com

... a directory of visual and design schools and workshops. They also have some wonderful Education and Career Guidance here, with alternative career paths for artists, art historians, etc.

Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

...established in 1972 by nine Philadelphia cultural institutions, the Culture Alliance now has a membership of over 300 non-profit arts and culture organizations from across the Greater Philadelphia area. Among the services they provide their members, the Culture Alliance operates a nice job bank with numerous interesting opportunities for professionals and volunteers who want to work in the art and culture industry.

H-Net Job Guide for the Humanities and Social Sciences

...covers positions iin history and other fields in the humanities and social sciences, including rhetoric and communications. A new Job Guide is posted each Monday and includes primarily academic jobs. They also list many research grants, fellowships, internships, and other scholarly opportunities. H-Net is "an interdisciplinary organization of scholars dedicated to developing the enormous educational potential of the Internet and the World Wide Web. "

The Liberal Arts Job Search Guide (PDF)

The Rice University Career Services Center wants you to know that Liberal Arts majors have a real advantage in the search. This is a PDF document and requires Adobe's free Acrobat reader to read and print.

NYFA Interactive was Arts Wire Current

...the New York Foundation for the Arts, a philanthropic organization supporting the arts and artists. Their weekly newsletter, NYFA Current, includes jobs as well as “opportunities for artists,” listings of competitions and exhibitions calling for entries.

Alliance for Young Artists and Writers

...recognizing the outstanding achievement of young artists and writers in the visual and literary arts. The top honorees received a $10,000 scholarship. Students may participate if they are currently enrolled in grades 7 - 12 and attend a public, private, parochial or home-school in the United States, U.S. Territories or U.S.-sponsored schools abroad. Canadian students in equivalent grades are also eligible to participate as part of the Region at Large.

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Acting & Entertainment

ActorSite

...created and operated by Gary Spatz, a successful acting coach in Hollywood with a pretty impressive list of students, this site has tremendous free resources for the aspiring actor and even more forums and resources available for those willing to pay a low member fee.

BackStage Online

... the weekly newsmagazine for the theater business. You can read the reviews of various theatre productions, read a variety of articles, and scan the Performing Arts Directory to find training and education resources. The Casting Calls are divided into East, West, Chicago, Florida, or Las Vegas listings, and include equity plus non-equity opportunities. Paying members get better access, particularly to casting calls, so serious job seekers should consider subscribing.

EntertainmentCareers.Net

...all kinds of jobs and internships with the entertainment industry, even reporters for TV news. He also has links to industry news, lists of materials you can buy that talk about careers in entertainment, jobline phone numbers, and additional links to more sources. Jobs are listed by field, but each includes a link that says "view all the jobs listed by this employer."

Hollywood Creative Directory Online

...loads of info to help you connect to the people you want to talk to in the entertainment industry. While some things are limited to members, and many of the online databases are fee, the job board is free!

PlayBill

...a great source for listings of acting and theatrical support positions on and off-Broadway, throughout the United States, Canada, and around the world. Check the Casting and Jobs area for job opportunities.

Showbizjobs.com

...Film, Television, Recording and Attractions industry job markets. All kinds of occupations

UK Theatre Web

...everything you could possibly want to know about the dramatic arts scene in the UK, and then some. Going to London and want to know what's on stage? It's here. Where can you get tickets? It's here. Want to study theatre / theater in the UK? Get the lists here. Looking for work in theatre or movies? It's here, and not just for the actors and actresses.

VarietyCareers.com

"Media & Entertainment Industry Jobs Online." If you want to work in film, television, cable, publishing, home entertainment, etc., you can probably find something here. This covers the full range of jobs from performers to producers and accountants to lawyers with listing from Variety, Broadcasting & Cable, Multichannel News and Video Business. Everyone from interns to senior execs will search happy. Nice career resources too.

See also Film, below

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Dance

CyberDance: Ballet on the Net

...3,500 links to classical ballet and modern dance resources on the Internet. This list includes dance companies, news and information (featuring events, auditions, and competitions), people, international information, and more.

Voice of Dance

... a directory of resources, news and discussions, and places to find out about jobs and auditions (under Community). "Begun initially as a vehicle for dance enthusiasts to voice their opinions and thoughts about dance, it rapidly blossomed into a much broader resource, providing not just bulletin boards on which to post reviews and ideas or chats with dance celebrities, but also offering calendar listings for major dance companies around the world, quick review excerpts of dance performances from all over, as well as the latest news from the arts world. " Also offers a global directory of over 25,000 dance-related companies and organizations.

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Design

Design covers many fields, including industrial, building (architecture), fashion, graphics, interior, and much more.

DesignWeek

...news of the design industry for the UK and Europe. You can review the discipline that interests you most (branding, digital, exhibition, furniture, etc.) as well as look at the jobs without registering, but you cannot create a job profile without filling out the free registration. Some areas of the site are only open to paying subscribers.

Interior Design

American Society of Interior Designers

ASID is a nonprofit professional society representing the interests of interior designers and the interior design community. The society maintains a very nice career center open to all visitors. Here you can find information on Interior Design as a Career, Design Career Options, and a traditional Design Professional Career Path (including picking which degree to pursue). There is also information on internships, professional qualifications, a short list of general resources for job seekers, and the ASID Job Bank/Profile Database (free and open to all visitors). Job seekers will also appreciate the society's Worldwide Referral Service along with the list of Design Resources on the Internet to expand their contact and resource lists.

You may also want to review the resources under Lighting Design as well as Architecture and Sustainable Design.

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Lighting Design

International Association of Lighting Designers

The IALD is a professional organization supporting independent lighting designers. Lighting designers work with architects and interior designers to support and enhance and strengthen their designs through innovative, practical, and economically viable lighting solutions. Persons interested in this field can learn more from the brochure "why hire a lighting designer" and find professionals to speak with using the association's online database of members. A job bank is open to all visitors, and resume databases for students and professionals are also available. While all may post resumes (I'm unsure if a fee will be charged to non-members), search access to the databases is limited to IALD members.

National Council on Qualification for the Lighting Professions

"NCQLP establishes the education, experience and examination requirements for baseline certification across the lighting professions." The NCQLP is primarily a volunteer organization supported by a broad cross section of industry and trade groups, government agencies, research groups, and professional organizations. At present, the NCQLP recognizes qualified lighting practitioners through the Lighting Certified (LC) Credential. Interested persons can learn about the LC certification exam here (a study guide is also available) as well as internship opportunities. They also have a nice brochure on Careers in Lighting Design.

Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

The IESNA is the recognized technical authority on illumination. It's membership is made up of engineers, architects, designers, educators, students, contractors, distributors, utility personnel, manufacturers, and scientists in this field. The Society maintains a job database which is open to all to search. Job seekers will also be interested in other open resources here, like the Manufacturer's Directory (searchable by name or product), Allied organizations, the list of Sustaining Members (with links to their websites), and the links to Regional groups (including lists of offices and contact info).

National Lighting Bureau

NLB is a nonprofit organization founded in 1976 to educate lighting decision-makers about the benefits they can derive for their organizations by specifying High-Benefit Lighting. The NLB is sponsored by professional societies, trade associations, manufacturers, and agencies of the federal government. High-Benefit Lighting is designed to support performance of the tasks for which illumination is required. It matches the requirements of the people, spaces, and tasks involved. Job seekers will appreciate the list of sponsors (includes contact information and links to websites) along with the long list of lighting links.

You may also want to review the resources under Interior Design as well as Architecture and Sustainable Design

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Fashion

The Apparel News

...news of the industry, and loads of link to the players and buyers. The Classified ads (and job listings) are accessible for a small weekly fee.

Fashion Career Center

... features jobs for anyone in the fashion industry -- models, sales reps, pattern makers, etc etc etc. Look over the listings or post your resume at no cost. They have a few select links to other fashion industry career sites and industry new sources.

Fashion Design Schools

....a free resource for anyone looking to become a fashion designer. Includes lists of schools, information about major designers like Vera Wang and Calvin Klein, and career information.

FashionCareers.com

...the shared center with classified ads from Women's Wear Daily (wwd.com), FootwearNews.com, and DNRnews.com. You can search and review listings without registering but you will need to register (free) to apply for the jobs you find.

Fibre2Fashion Job Portal

...international source for jobs in the textile, garment, and fashion industry. You can easily search by country or job type, and you do not need to register a resume or CV here in order to apply for jobs. People in this industry will want to look at the main portal for additional information and sources. This website is operated by Sanblue Enterprises Pvt Ltd. in India.

You'll also want to review Design, below, as well as Footwear & Apparel under Manufacturing.

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Film

American Film Institute

...offering numerous training opportunities to persons wanting to pursue a career in the film industry.

Bay Area Video Coalition

...an advanced noncommercial media access and training center. "Our goals are to level the playing field, support the creation of high quality independent media, and develop current and future media makers." You can sign up for classes in Video Production & Postproduction, Audio, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics Producing, Programming or Web Design. Financial assistance is available for dislocated workers, and there are scholarship programs for youths and adults. Oh, yeah, they also host a free job board and a free resume database for actors, filmmakers, editors, graphics folks, etc etc etc.

DirectorsWorld: The Art, Technology and Business of Directing

"An online community for film and video directing professionals providing daily information on the art, technology and business of directing." Site includes daily news, articles, event listings, online discussions, and jobs. Access to news, articles, or jobs requires you to fill in their free registration (pretty simple form, name and profession only.) Registration is worth looking at the jobs which cover the spectrum for the industry. You can look at the latest postings or review the listings under each job area (the number of listings is given -- nice feature).

See also Acting & Entertainment, Graphics / Animation, and Screenwriting.

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Graphics / Animation / Electronic Games

CreativeHeads.net

...the official job board of ACM SIGGRAPH and "The Job Board for creative professionals in the Video Game, the Animation & VFX / TV & Film, and the Software/ Tools / Technology industries." Pixar recruits here! Tons of gaming companies recruit here. How cool is that! Search and drool over the listings all you want, but when it's time to apply you will need to register that resume. And make sure your creds are cool because most of these jobs demand demos as a part of the interview.

International Game Developers Association

..."the largest non-profit membership organization serving individuals that create video games." Their Mission: "To advance the careers and enhance the lives of game developers by connecting members with their peers, promoting professional development, and advocating on issues that affect the developer community." One way they do this is through the Breaking In website, "an outreach program to educate high school students, guidance counselors and parents on the potential for careers in the video game industry. This dedicated web site offers information on the various career paths in the game industry, interviews with professional developers who provide advice and insight on getting into the industry and how to best educate yourself, as well as links to additional resources to prepare for a career in games." This site comes highly recommended by a career counselor at Ohio State University.

MobileWirelessJobs

...operated by Cinnamon Entertainment Group LLC to serve the recruitment and career needs of job seekers in the mobile content and wireless industries, this site offers employers the opportunity to post podcasts and job opportunities to potential qualified candidates, and allows candidates to post resume podcasts and receive SMS text messages from top wireless and mobile content employers. This site is for content developers and the folks who work in this industry. To review the listings, select a month from the Archive on the left.

Greeting Card Association

...the trade organization representing greeting card and stationery publishers, and allied members of the industry. Under Business Resources & Contacts you will find Artists Guidelines [PDF] and Writers Guidelines [PDF], both of which are mandatory reading for anyone interested in getting into this field, especially freelancers.

Hallmark

Founded in 1910, Hallmark Cards is a privately owned company with over 16,000 employees full-time worldwide and revenues of $4.1 billion in 2006. It's much more than just greeting cards too. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the link to their Careers area. While here, be sure to review the Career FAQs to learn more about how to apply for their various jobs (retail, creative, manufacturing, internships) along with links to all their subsidiaries (including Crayola).

American Greetings

"Founded in 1906, American Greetings is the world's largest publicly owned creator, manufacturer and distributor of social expression products. Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, American Greetings employs approximately 18,000 full-time equivalent associates around the world and is home to one of the world's largest creative studios." Like Hallmark, American Greetings is much more than just greeting cards. Learn more about the company and check out the Careers area for a searchable job database and the opportunity to submit a resume.

There is some cross-over with the resources under Film. More resources can be found under Museums, Computing & Technology, and even our Major Job Lead Banks.

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History / Art History / Classics

American Historical Association

...while the job listings are limited to members, young historians can review information on Careers for History Majors (BA), Careers for Students of History (grad / PhD), and articles on the market for history professionals.

American Philological Association

..."the principal learned society in North America for the study of ancient Greek and Roman languages, literatures, and civilizations. While the majority of its members are university and college Classics teachers, members also include scholars in other disciplines, primary and secondary school teachers, and interested lay people." The job announcements (in conjunction with the Archaeological Institute of America under Social Sciences) and the fellowship announcements are open to the public to review. New scholars in this field will appreciate the associations publications, including an article on getting published, as well as the list of classics organizations and journals.

Career Alternatives for Art Historians

Compiled by Charles M. Rosen, professor of Art History at Notre Dame, this is a very nice resource for anyone with a degree in this field and parents or friends wondering what in the heck you are going to do with that degree. (Some of these look like pathways to Antiques Roadshow.) For each suggested field he notes if a graduate degree is necessary along with special skills that would contribute to your success or enhance a career in this field. Very nicely done, and very interesting.

H-Net Job Guide for the Humanities and Social Sciences

...covers positions in History and other fields in the Humanities and social sciences. A new Job Guide is posted each Monday and includes primarily academic jobs. However, they also list many research grants, fellowships, internships, and other scholarly opportunities. H-Net is "an interdisciplinary organization of scholars dedicated to developing the enormous educational potential of the Internet and the World Wide Web. "

There may be some overlap with Linguistics

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Music

League of American Orchestras, was the American Symphony Orchestra League

"...provides leadership and service to American orchestras while communicating to the American public the value and importance of orchestras and the music they perform. Its work is made possible by membership support, grants from private and public foundations, and contributions from individuals. The League’s membership includes some 890 member orchestras, 1260 professional affiliates, 165 business members, and hundreds of individual members." If you are interested in orchestra management, the Fellowship Program is a must. Other good information can be found under the Career Center. Individual membership is available and encouraged for anyone interested in pursuing music or arts management as a career. It also gets you access to a special Career Development area of the website, including jobs.

Musical America

Musical America has always been known as the source for business info on the performing arts industry. Users may be familiar with their annual print directory with its thousands of listings of arts organizations, managers, performing arts organizations (orchestras, operas, etc.), concert series, festivals (including theatre and dance), and more. The site is divided into three sections, and includes both subscriber-based and free areas. The good news: the Career Center is free!

Ensemble

. . . "collects, stores, and re-distributes information relating to subjects in all areas of music as taught in our schools, and sung or played in our churches, synagogues, and communities." If it's about music, it can be found at Ensemble, including many job postings in the Career Connection. You'll also like their links to associations, many of which post jobs on their own pages. Maintained by the Texas Choral Directors Association

The International Horn Society

..."promoting musical education with particular reference to the horn." You want to be a professional horn player? You should be a member. Nothing like going to the conventions, schmoozing with folks like Barry Tuckwell and Eric Ruske, playing duets/trios/quartets with whoever is around and awake. And, for those of you looking for playing and teaching opportunities, the IHS includes a nice networking section for just such postings. Check both the Events board and the Help Wanted board for audition announcements.

Music Resources on the Internet

Wow! a great collection of all resources music: information, resources, graphics, newsgroups, discussion lists, organizations, publications, and more. And they are annotated (like mine) so you know what you are getting into before you get there! SKDesigns is the work of Shirley Kaiser, composer and pianist and web designer, so she has all the expert bases covered for a site like this.

Musicalchairs.info

..."the world's best website for classical music jobs." They link to audition announcements from organizations around the world, list competitions and the like, and have a board for posting your cv or instrument for sale. They also have directories of organizations, conservatories, and musicians. Pretty interesting, and a nice way to review the international audition scene (brush up on your non-English languages). Not just for instrumentalists, but not as well developed for vocalists.

MusicalOnline

...a wonderful collection of resources for the performing arts community. Links to organizations, resources, even job listings! Academic research links, orchestras, competitions, management.....I'm going surfing!

Operissimo

...so what do you want to know about the world of Opera? (quiet in the back!). Pick a performer and look him or her up (all in German), pick a composer and get a list of operas he or she composed, pick an opera and view a list of the roles, their voiceparts, and a short list of performers who have appeared in each, or pick a country and view a list of opera companies and opera houses, many with schedules and links to webpages (some of which have job openings posted. Maybe not for the major roles, but for other stuff.)

Don't miss MusicalAmerica, listed with the General Resources.

Military Music Organizations

These organizations offer numerous opportunities for all musicians. Many of these "bands" include string ensembles, popular and jazz musical groups, and choruses. They also hire audio engineers, composers/arrangers, and even conductors. I get to play with members of some of the DC-based organizations, and these men and women are amazing musicians.

Navy School of Music

Located aboard the Naval Amphibious Base in Norfolk, Virginia, the Navy School of Music provides specialized training for selected personnel of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, and is the first stop after basic training for instrumentalists and vocalists seeking to join the ranks of America's military bands. Use the various links to explore the training of military musicians, including courses of study and resources made available to personnel.

US Navy Music Program

The Navy has jobs for qualified musicians! Lots of them. The Navy has 8 fleet bands, 2 premier bands (including the U.S. Navy Band stationed at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.), and 1 support unit in the continental United States, along with fleet bands in Hawaii, Italy, and Japan.

US Army Bands

There are the bands of the US Army, and then there is the The U.S. Army Band "Pershing's Own". Info and links can be found here.

US Air Force Bands Program

Links to all the band and musical organizations within the USAF, including the U.S. Air Force Band in Washington, D.C.

US Marine Band

"The President's Own", over 200 years old.

US Coast Guard Band

...stationed in New London, Connecticut.

We also have info on Musical Instrument Repair and Music & Orchestral Librarians.

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Music Education

MENC: The National Association for Music Education

... provides music educators, students, and musicians with information on and links to education standards, career opportunities, financial aid, festivals, suppliers, teacher's guides, and much more. Under “Jobs” you will find information on careers in music and music education as well as the MENC Job Center. This lists current openings for teachers ranging from early childhood to college and the listings are free for all to view. As always, if you use this job board and are successful in finding employment, please support this organization by becoming a full member.

MTNA: Music Teachers National Association

"MTNA is a nonprofit organization of 24,000 independent and collegiate music teachers committed to furthering the art of music through programs that encourage and support teaching, performance, composition and scholarly research." Individuals can use this site to search for teachers, musicians can look at information like the annotated Wellness Bibliography for musicians, and music education students can learn how to obtain MTNA Professional Certification. Local and state chapters are also linked here, with even more information on their events and happenings.

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Philosophy

Philosophy Jobs from The Guide to Philosophy on the Internet

This site inks to a variety of sources for finding employment as a student or professional of philosophy. This was developed by Peter Suber, a professor of Philosophy at Earlham College in Indiana. Dr. Suber stopped updating the site in February 2003, but I recommend job seekers continue to review the full site because what this directory is unique to this field and really has no equal in terms of its depth and coverage.

Meanwhile, I have received permission from Prof. Suber to copy his jobs list to my site and to update the information and links. All links are current as of the date of this page. You will notice I deleted a few listings that I could not locate or that were so outdated that I felt they were not useful.

Permission to copy this list of Philosophy Resources from The Riley Guide must be obtained from both myself and peters@earlham.edu.

Check out Graduate Student Funding Opportunities and Post-Doctoral Graduate Fellowships.

• Employment Opportunities: AAS Professional Personnel Registry Listings. From the Association of Asian Studies. All the listings are in one file, so you can search for philosophy jobs by using your browser's search command.
• Academic Employment Network. Employers may post ads for free. Candidates may search for jobs by field, state, or advertisement keyword. Not all jobs at this site are at the college level.
• Artificial Intelligence Job Posting Archives
• Australasian Association of Philosophy
• Chronicle of Higher Education Jobs -- Philosophy listings can be found under Faculty, Adjuct/Part Time, and Community College
• Colibri Job Listings. Jobs in language, speech, and logic, mostly in Europe. (not found as of 02122008 (http://colibri.let.uu.nl/html/jobs/jobs.html)
• Deleted Galaxy
• Getting a Job in Philosophy by Brian L. Keeley (http://pzacad.pitzer.edu/~bkeeley/) link deleted, cannot connect to this page.
• The Canadian Philosophical Association
• H-Net's Job Guide. Covers the humanities and social sciences. Organized only by date of submission.
• Campus Review's JobReview. Academic listings for Austalasia and the world. Not limited to Philosophy (Not available as of Nov 8, 2005)
• PhDs.org Science, Math, and Engineering Career Resources. Philosophers would be lucky to have such a well-organized page.
• Jobs for Philosophers. The publication of the American Philosophical Association. The most complete listing of philosophy jobs in the United States. Full-text is available only to APA members in good standing. You will need your membership ID for access.
• Deleted PhilosophyNews.com
• Ephilosopher.com. Lists Academic and Non-Academic positions.
• Jobs in Philosophy. World-wide coverage, organized by continent and date of submission. Employers may post ads for free. From PhilNet. Also available in German, French, and Spanish.
• Society for the Philosophical Study of Education (was the Midwest Philosophy of Education Society). Employers and job seekers can post their ads free of charge. Most recent ads are at the bottom of the page.
• Deleted Jobs in Political Science and Political Theory from From Poly-Cy
• Deleted Jobs in the Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education
• Deleted Jobs Section From the online edition of the journal Mind.
• NIRA's World Directory of Think Tanks. NIRA is the Japanese National Institute for Research Advancement. This directory is very thorough. Entries on individual think tanks do not list job vacancies, but do include basic information for postal, phone, and email contact. This links you to the 2005 edition of the directory.
• Deleted Philosophical Services
• University Affairs. This Canadian journal covers higher education and academic jobs. The Career Ads cover the current month, but the previous month is accessible. Select "P" from the list to review current openings in Philosophy.
• Philosophy Jobs (http://www.dontlabelme.com/SWIPAll.htm) from SWIP. This list is no longer available, but the Society for Women in Philosophy is still in operation. (June 2005)
• Riley Guide to Jobs in Academe. One of the best collections of academic jobs (not necessarily in philosophy). Part of Margaret Riley Dikel's even larger Riley Guide to job listings on the net.

Permission to copy this list of Philosophy Resources from The Riley Guide must be obtained from both Margaret Dikel and peters@earlham.edu.

Photography / Photojournalism

National Press Photographers Association

...dedicated to the advancement of photojournalism. Members include over 9000 still and television photographers, editors, and representatives of the businesses that serve this industry. The public side of their web site includes a nice section with info on careers in this field and schools and colleges offering courses. Another area includes info on scholarships available from the organization. The Job Info Bank is open to members only.

PDN Online

...news, product reviews, and interesting info for and about photographers and the photography industry from Photo District News Online. Includes classifieds (stuff for sale, help wanted, sales reps wanted, etc.) The classifieds appear to change monthly or every two months.

PPA's Photocentral

....The Professional Photographers of America, an association of over 14,000 photographers. They offer certification courses for professional photographers, protection assistance for your work, and many other benefits. Lots of info for those looking to get into this business or expand their business presence, including free classified ads.

Shutterbug Magazine

....an expanded service of the print publication. They have the articles, product reviews, and other info for amateur and professional photographers plus some community forums where you can talk with others. Under Classifieds many advertise studios they are looking to sell or buy, so here's your chance to go into business for yourself.

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