Advertising/Recruitment Resources
Where to place an Ad
When placing an ad for a position a good faith effort should be made to see that all advertisements reach a diverse population.
It is important to see that jobs are posted appropriately. For example: hourly positions should be advertised locally, administrative positions require a regional search, and faculty positions require a national search.
Listed below are some suggestions on places to advertise. Contact the Affirmative Programs Office if you have questions on where a position should be advertised.
Local Places to Advertise
Local advertisements would include advertisements in the surrounding counties: Houghton/Keweenaw, Baraga, and Ontonagon.
- Michigan Works
- Daily Mining Gazette
- Tech Today
Regional Places to Advertise
Regional advertisements would include advertisements in the surrounding states: MI, WI, IL, OH, and MN. This type of advertisement could include journals, newspapers, and university placement office that offers the degree required for the position you are advertising. Some common newspaper resources are provided below:
- Marquette Mining Journal
- Detroit Free Press
- Ann Arbor - News
- Flint - Journal
- Lansing - State Journal
- News from Indian Country (indiancountrynews.com)
- Green Bay Press Gazette
- Milwaukee - Journal & Sentinel
- Minneapolis - Star & Tribune
- Chicago - Tribune
- Sault Ste. Marie - News
National and Online Advertising and Recruiting
The following information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Please verify the cost before making a posting decision. Online advertising should not be the only form of advertising since it is not accessible by all.
General Advertising Resources
Misc. Diversity Recruitment Resources
Women Recruitment Resources
Native American Recruitment Resources
Black Recruitment Resources
Hispanic Recruitment Resources
Asian Recruitment Resources
No current resources available at this time.
Disability Recruitment Resources
Veteran Recruitment Resources
Department Web-Page
- Departments Web-page - make sure you have the EEO statement on the web-page
Misc. Directories
Directories Available from the Provosts Office:
- Women and Minorities Enrolled in Doctoral or Terminal Degree Programs at Selected Institutions of Higher Education
Membership Directories:
- Faculty members may be able to identify people they know, or know by reputation, who can be contacted as sources of potential candidates.
MGDB from the University Career Center
- The Minority Graduate Data Base (MGDB) is a computerized listing of minority juniors, seniors, graduate students and alumni who are available for employment. The data base lists students and alumni by ethnic group, academic major, level of study and preferred work location among others. MGDB is updated quarterly.
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